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"We have a death sentence": Diesel emissions disproportionately harm people of color and poor neighborhoods, experts say
Los Angeles — Even though Imelda Ulloa sweeps her patio three times a day, she can’t keep up with the environmental grime left by a stream of...
American Indian communities less likely to benefit from recent downward trends in air pollution exposures – TodayHeadline
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A new study at Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health highlights disparities in fine particulate...
Latinos have an air pollution crisis — we demand cleaner cars
For too many Latino communities in the United States, exposure to dangerous air pollutants represents a daily threat to our health.
While Latinos c...
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