Spatial Distribution of Pollution is a geospatial construct that characterizes the pattern and extent of contaminant concentrations across geographical locations, distinguished by its emphasis on the uneven arrangement of pollution burdens in relation to environmental, social, and economic gradients.
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Disparities in PM <sub>2.5</sub> air pollution in the United States
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