Detroit Neighbors Fight Air Pollution

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Air quality problems spur $200 million in funds to cut pollution at ports

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The American Lung Association named Wayne County one of the “worst places to live” in terms of annual exposure to fine particulate matter pollution, or PM2.5.

The Biden administration announced $3 billion in new grants from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Clean Ports program.

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