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How Factory Farm Air Pollution Can Spread Dangerous Bacteria
Factory farm dust can spread E. coli and could have sparked a large food poisoning outbreak in 2018, a new study shows.
Science•5 min read
Natasha Gilbert
Natasha is a journalist reporting on science, the environment and health. Her work has appeared in numerous outlets including Nature, The Guardian, Public Health Watch, Undark and Scientific American, among others.
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