Breathing while Black or Latino in California is disproportionately hazardous to your health

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By Justine CalmaFeb 26, 2019, 4:49 pm240 pts
It’s no secret that communities living near big polluters have worse air quality than other neighborhoods, but it’s been trickier to get a grasp on the impact of emissions from moving sources of pollution like cars and trucks. Mobile polluters are not regulated or monitored the same way as stationary…

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