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     For example, data from the screening tool provides additional valuable information on the disproportionate impacts of hog farms for Bladen, Duplin, Sampson, and Wayne counties when compared to the rest of North Carolina (Table 1). More than 70% of the population in these counties are classified as disadvantaged, impacting nearly 200,000 people in counties where hog farming is prevalent. The population in these counties is nearly evenly distributed between white and non-white races. Compared to the entire state of North Carolina, 38% of the population is non-white and only 37% is classified as disadvantaged. Hog farms within Bladen, Duplin, Sampson, and Wayne counties significantly increase the percentage of the population classified as disadvantaged when compared to the overall population in North Carolina.
 
-    The development of comprehensive tools to address social vulnerability and health are critical to ensure unimpeded access of resources and opportunities. 
+    The development of comprehensive tools to address social vulnerability and health are critical to ensure fair access to resources and opportunities. 
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