Science & Technology in NYC, Fall 2012

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Science & Technology in NYC, Fall 2012

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Posted on October 9, 2012 by Prerak Paul

1. Investigate the quality of NYC drinking water

2. The relationship between living conditions and birth defects

3. The relationship between living conditions and cancer rates.

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