Breathing injustice: How a new scientific tool could help communities oppose industrial animal farming pollution

from U.S. Right to Know articles · host Hana Mensendiek

Residents of a North Carolina community – where the haze of pollution coats the inside and outside of residents’ homes with potentially harmful bacteria from nearby industrial animal farms – are working with researchers at Johns Hopkins University to test a technique that can measure pig manure in the dust.

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