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  3. /A boarded-up home in the Moncrief Park neighborhood of Jacksonville, Fla., which was redlined in the 1930 s and 1940 s. The city also operated trash incinerators and an ash dump in the area until the 1960 s, exposing residents to high levels of lead and other contamination. KFF Health News provided photos must include credit/caption and can only be used with the...
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A boarded-up home in the Moncrief Park neighborhood of Jacksonville, Fla., which was redlined in the 1930 s and 1940 s. The city also operated trash incinerators and an ash dump in the area until the 1960 s, exposing residents to high levels of lead and other contamination. KFF Health News provided photos must include credit/caption and can only be used with the...

Marcus Rivera
Marcus Rivera
Marcus Rivera
Sports Reporter · Brunswick, GA

With a degree in Sports Journalism from the University of Florida, Marcus has spent 7 years covering sports at both the high school and collegiate levels in the Brunswick area. His previous work includes contributions to Coastal Georgia Sports Magazine and local radio stations, giving him a unique perspective on regional athletic events.

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A boarded-up home in the Moncrief Park neighborhood of Jacksonville, Fla., which was redlined in the 1930 s and 1940 s. The city also operated trash incinerators and an ash dump in the area until the 1960 s, exposing residents to high levels of lead and other contamination. KFF Health News provided photos must include credit/caption and can only be used with the... — Brunswick Health news

A boarded-up home in the Moncrief Park neighborhood of Jacksonville, Fla., which was redlined in the 1930s and 1940s. The city also operated trash incinerators and an ash dump in the area until the 1960s, exposing residents to high levels…

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