Cancer Alley Employment Disparities
Sector: Chemical (Industrial) • Location: Louisiana, United States
Source: Fast Company
A study led by Tulane University reveals significant racial disparities in employment within Louisiana's petrochemical industry, particularly affecting Black communities in the region known as 'Cancer Alley.' Despite the high levels of pollution from nearby chemical plants, these communities are underrepresented in both high- and low-paying jobs in the industry.
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Description | A study led by Tulane University reveals significant racial disparities in employment within Louisiana's petrochemical industry, particularly affecting Black communities in the region known as 'Cancer Alley.' Despite the high levels of pollution from nearby chemical plants, these communities are underrepresented in both high- and low-paying jobs in the industry. |
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