Cafos Environmental Effects

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This article discusses the removal of animal waste from CAFOs and how it negatively effects the environment and the public health of the community. In the areas that have a larger presence of CAFOs is also shown to have a larger population of low-income and minorities. Studies show how traditionally the Midwest was home to the majority of hog farms, however North Carolina has raced ahead to become second in the nation in the production of hogs. Because of the lack of means or opportunity the people living nearby are unable to leave and are forced to live with the horrible stench and health problems that come with the close proximity. Wendee Nicole earned her B.S and her M.S in wildlife ecology from Texas A&M and is currently

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