2019 “State of the Air” Report Summary
The San Joaquin Valley endured its second day in a row of high air pollution levels without a word of warning from the public health agency
April 26th,2019
April 23rd, 2019 by Carmen George for The
The San Joaquin Valley endured its second day in a row of high air pollution levels without a word of warning from the public health agency
From an astronomical observatory on Chews Ridge in the Santa Lucia Mountains, the UC Davis atmospheric scientist has for the last three years measured ozone, the lung-damaging gas in smog, as it arrives to California.
Federal and state officials are ramping up pressure on the Arvin-Edison Water Storage District to allow the return of an air quality monitoring station
It is time to strengthen the nation’s smog limits to improve the health of millions of people who suffer the ill effects of air pollution.
After decades of failing to enforce state laws meant to protect California’s groundwater from oil industry discharges, regulators have announced a new plan to oversee oil and gas wastewater disposal into open pits, also known as sumps.
Ozone is the most widespread of air pollutants.
BY MAREK WARSZAWSKI, FRESNO BEE MARCH 19, 2019 09:43 AM, https://www.fresnobee.com/opinion/opn-columns-blogs/marek-warszawski/article228096249.html On a recent evening, a group of frustrated adults sounded off inside the Boys and Girls Club gymnasium on Cedar Avenue in southeast Fresno. “I’m really questioning what we’re doing here,” said one. “I feel like my time is being wasted,” said another, speaking […]