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Toned monchrome image with billowing smoke coming from two chimneys. Please note that limited film grain has been added during image processing.
Toned monchrome image with billowing smoke coming from two chimneys. Please note that limited film grain has been added during image processing.
Airdate: Monday, April 25, 2022
The American Lung Association’s “State of the Air” 2022 report finds that despite decades of progress on cleaning up sources of air pollution, more than 40% of Americans—over 137 million people—are living in places with failing grades for unhealthy levels of particle pollution or ozone.
Lancaster and Dauphin Counties got F grades in particle pollution while Cumberland County was graded with a D. York and Adams Counties did well in the report – earning A grades.
Monday’s Smart Talk has more details about the region’s air. Our guest is Kevin Stewart, Director of Environmental Health, American Lung Association.
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