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Dominika Heusinkveld

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Dominika

Improving Children’s Lead Risk Modelling in a Rural and Active Mining Community and an Evaluation of Risk Communication in a Rural Mining Community. Adjunct professor, School of Journalism, University of AZ.

See links: 
https://superfund.arizona.edu/person/dominika-heusinkveld
https://superfund.arizona.edu/news/2021/07/assessing-lead-exposure-children-alternative-superfund-site

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