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Southwest Detroit resident Ed Gies holds his personal air quality monitor. He experienced a petroleum odor while on a walk to Delray Park, near Historic Fort Wayne, in April. Photo courtesy of Ed Gies.

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Chemical Odors in Southwest Detroit Trigger Air Quality Complaints

A Detroit resident’s walk near Delray Park triggered hazardous air alerts and a state complaint—highlighting persistent pollution in Southwest Detroit.

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Understanding Your Local Air Quality

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Understanding Your Local Air Quality

Español Abajo Every year, about 700 million people die due to the combined effects of ambient air pollution (pollution in ...

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