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More Americans than ever enjoying outdoor health benefits. But racial inequities persist.

Kyle Bagenstose, USA TODAYComments Off on More Americans than ever enjoying outdoor health benefits. But racial inequities persist.

One in five Americans started a monthly outdoor habit during the pandemic, new research suggests. But, many non-white and urban residents stopped.

      
Kyle Bagenstose, USA TODAY
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