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Air quality and economic impacts from the plan were the top concerns at the Fresno community listening session this week.
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Three members of an advisory group tasked with helping the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District reform a pollution credit program resigned in protest Thursday, saying not enough was being done to improve public health.
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A farmer in Merced County is seeking to expand his dairy. But residents in the neighboring community are not happy with the idea of more cow manure penetrating their air.
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Fresno Unified received more than $700 million in federal pandemic relief funds, and pledged to use that money to equip every classroom with HEPA filters. But an investigation by the Fresno Bee found that the district failed to keep its word.
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The state rarely penalized employers for breaking the rules under Douglas Parker, who now leads the federal agency charged with ensuring worker safety, according to an investigation by KQED and The California Newsroom.
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Rising temperatures are likely to result in more smog, even with reductions in emissions of precursor pollutants.
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This story was produced for WNYC Studios radio show Science Friday. You can find the original post and audio piece here.A Piece Of Paradise It was Labor…
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Fire crews are starting to gain ground on wildfires burning in Sequoia National Park and Sequoia National Forest. But the effects are still being felt as…
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Western wildfires pose a much broader threat to human health than to just those forced to evacuate the path of the blazes.Smoke from these fires, which…
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Last year, the western states were hit with a double-whammy of natural disasters: Not just the COVID-19 pandemic, but also a historically long and intense…