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Toxic Industrial Metals Found in Road Dust Near US Schools and Parks

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Road dust in seven eastern US cities contains toxic metals and pesticides tied to decades of historical industrial activity. The contaminants persist in the environment and pose ongoing health risks through regular exposure to dust. Children are considered especially vulnerable due to their smaller size and behaviors that increase contact with contaminated surfaces. Northeastern cities show the highest concentrations, reflecting the region's long industrial history. Experts say identifying these persistent pollutants is essential for developing effective public health responses in affected communities.

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