MFN Resource Library
Environmental Racism in the Heartland
Fighting for Equity and Health in Kansas City
Clean Air Now
Union of Concerned Scientists
2021
As a result of a legacy of systemic racism, communities of color and low-income communities in Kansas City face a greater risk of exposure to environmental hazards. These hazards are associated with myriad negative health outcomes including cancer, respiratory illness, and shorter life expectancy.
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