Certain environmental conditions can increase one's likelihood of being exposed to carcinogens and developing cancer.Which of the following is NOT an environment that increases one's exposure to carcinogens?

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Dense forests do not necessarily increase one's exposure to carcinogens. Cities, farming states, and industrial areas often have higher levels of air and water pollution, which can contain carcinogenic compounds. However, it is possible for certain areas within a dense forest (such as those affected by industry or pollution) to increase exposure to carcinogens.

Certain Environmental Conditions Can Increase One's Likelihood of Being Exposed