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@evanbush “There’s almost no sampling done north of Salt Lake City,” says Kevin Perry, a University of Utah atmospheric scientist researching the Great Salt Lake dust. “We’re really lacking a coherent network to answer the question of who is impacted the most.” https://t.co/Uj94BxO3FN https://t.co/2EFrCFTH3M — PolitiTweet.org

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@evanbush Each area of the lake has its own recipe of toxic metals and other substances, fed by different polluting industries nearby. Researchers are concerned that what’s been stored in the lake will soon be carried on the wind into Salt Lake City and other neighboring communities. https://t.co/XjpyxlP7gx — PolitiTweet.org

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@evanbush Scientists want to understand how much risk the toxic dust poses to humans, what level of exposure is unsafe and what the implications for Utahans could be over time. It’s a threat that will only continue to grow as lake levels drop. — PolitiTweet.org

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