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Living on the edge
Of the 26 proposed sites for a new Chatham County landfill, three of the finalists were near the Alston Road neighborhood. The blue dots represent some of the homes of the 47 families—45 of them African-American—in that community.Image credit: Map by JP Trostle
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- Story: Living on the edge (April 20, 2011)
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