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EPISODE · Apr 13, 2022 · 10 MIN

Community-engaged Research Leads to Soil Cleanup

from Environmental Health Chat · host NIEHS Partnerships for Environmental Public Health

In this episode, we’ll hear from Eri Saikawa, Ph.D., from Emory University and Rosario Hernandez, executive director of Historic Westside Gardens. They work with residents living in Atlanta’s Westside community to test their soil for lead and other contaminants and raise awareness of children’s health risks associated with exposure. Results from their urban gardening study led to the removal of lead-contaminated soil in Atlanta neighborhoods.

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