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kcur.org > environment-agriculture > 2026-04-30 > kansas-city-lead-soil-urban-neighborhoods

Across Kansas City’s urban neighborhoods, lead lurks in the soil: ‘The dirt is contaminated"

4+ mon, 1+ week ago   (1780+ words) When people see the small rectangular plots cordoned off next to Vanessa and Kenneth Robinson’s house, they sometimes ask what they are growing. But the sprouts of green aren’t a garden. They are a laboratory for testing and treating soil....

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yahoo.com > news > articles > red-meat-allergy-spread-ticks-174535699.html

New red meat allergy spread by ticks forcing some people in Kansas to change how they eat

4+ mon, 1+ week ago   (658+ words) TOPEKA (KSNT) – A newly emerging and potentially life-threatening allergic reaction to red meat spread by ticks is forcing some Kansans to abandon their old eating habits. Ticks are a common issue for Kansas and nothing new to its inhabitants or…...

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kcur.org > environment-agriculture > 2025-12-13 > plans-for-kansas-city-kansas-industrial-waste-plant-scrapped-after-community-opposition

Plans for Kansas City, Kansas, industrial waste plant scrapped after community opposition

9+ mon, 28+ min ago   (399+ words) A global industrial waste company that sought to open a recycling facility in a historic Kansas City, Kansas, neighborhood withdrew its plans after organized opposition from environmental activists and community advocates. Reworld, which manages industrial waste and converts it into…...

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kcur.org > health > 2025-12-11 > kansas-citys-only-drinking-water-treatment-plant-is-turning-100-it-may-be-time-to-build-a-backup

Kansas City’s only drinking water treatment plant is turning 100. It may be time to build a backup

9+ mon, 1+ day ago   (1620+ words) Every morning, thousands of people across Kansas City, Missouri, wake up and, within the first hour of their day, do something that calls for clean water. For many, it’s reaching for a glass of water on the bedside table or…...