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Black soot doesn’t pose long-term health risks, Hamilton Public Health says

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Black soot doesn’t pose long-term health risks, Hamilton Public Health says
CTV News
CTV News1 hrs ago
Black soot doesn’t pose long-term health risks, Hamilton Public Health says
Black soot that fell across parts of Hamilton early last month “does not pose long-term health risks,” the city’s health unit said.
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ABC News
ABC News2 days ago
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