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What is arsenic found in?
* Rocks and soil: Arsenic is found in small amounts in many rocks and soils. Mining and smelting activities can release arsenic into the environment.
* Air: Arsenic can be released into the air from industrial emissions and burning of fossil fuels.
* Water: Arsenic can contaminate water supplies from natural sources, such as rocks and soils, or from industrial activities.
* Food: Arsenic can be found in food, such as rice, wheat, and vegetables, if the food is grown in contaminated soil or water.
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