Part Two: The Cape's Cancer Problem: The Hunt for the Smoking Gun

How We've Grown

 

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Part Eight Extra: Interview with Chris Kilian

Part Eight Extra: Interview with Chris Kilian

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Part Eight Extra: Interview with Paul Niedzwiecki

Part Eight Extra: Interview with Paul Niedzwiecki

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Part Eight: Decision Point: Does Cape Cod Have the Will to Fix Its Nitrogen Problem?

Part Eight: Decision Point: Does Cape Cod Have the Will to Fix Its Nitrogen Problem?

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Part Seven: Prevention in Peril: The Challenge to Keep People Housed

Part Seven: Prevention in Peril: The Challenge to Keep People Housed

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Part Six: The Greening of Cape Cod

Part Six: The Greening of Cape Cod

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Part Five Extra: Peter Francese Interview

Part Five Extra: Peter Francese Interview

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In the 1980s, it became apparent that Cape Cod’s cancer rates were climbing faster than state or national averages. Why? Investigations were plenty, but answers were few. Reporter Emily Sussman explores the difficulty in pinpointing a smoking gun, as well as what Cape Codders can do to reduce their exposures to environmental contaminants.

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