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Figure 1. The neighborhoods of Roxbury and Jamaica Plain are shaded in darker gray, within the lighter-gray context of the City of Boston, Massachusetts.
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Figure 2. Neighborhood boundaries of Roxbury and Jamaica Plain are shown in bold, beneath which are shown census tract denominations of the same neighborhoods comprising our study area.
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The first method was a relatively simple one in which we erouped contaminants according to three categories: This is actually an ordinal system for ranking because the higher the ranking, the more persistent the chemical in the soil. This allows the user to query the database for parcels classified with Hazard Ranking 3 to bring up those parcels that have the highest likelihood of residual contamination. On the other hand, querying the database for hazard Ranking 1 would bring up areas where the surrounding population would be most vulnerable to airborne air toxics.
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