Scientists tested road dust in 7 eastern US cities; toxic legacy metals linger near parks, schools

In seven eastern cities of the U.S., road dust harbors toxic metals linked to historical industrial actions.

These contaminants remain entrenched, presenting health dangers through regular dust interactions, especially for children who are more susceptible due to their behaviors and smaller size.

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