Most debris on the ground is not hazardous to bare feet — Born to

Debris and other discarded items often found on the ground or walkways are usually unlikely to do any harm to someone's bare feet.

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Silent Spring—I

Toxins and Health Impacts: Health Effects of 9/11 - WTC Health Program

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Pollution

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