Apparently . . .
Letting activists and low-level bureaucrats invent words is the first step toward saving the world from skyfall and breathing cleaner air.
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Wyandotte County currently ranks No. 103 among Kansas counties in health outcomes. Just to the south, neighboring Johnson County ranks No. 1 . . .
Forty-four census tracts in Wyandotte County are identified as “disadvantaged” by the Council on Environmental Quality.
How did that happen? Advocates cite decades of housing redlining, compounded by a concentration of nearby businesses involved in the production and distribution of industrial products, and an overall lack of investment of resources for the county.
Read more via www.TonysKansasCity.com link . . .
Environmental Justice: Wyandotte County Seeks Solutions
Advocates in Wyandotte County are seeking environmental justice for communities paying the health care price for decades of industrial pollution.
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