Georgia’s Air Quality Improves As EPA Funding Fight Looms

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April 20th, 2017

In 2016, Metro Atlanta had the fewest ozone days on record since the American Lung Association began its air quality reports 18 years ago, when the city was on the list of the top 25 metro areas for ozone pollution.

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Metro Atlanta and Georgia continue to show improvements in air quality, a new report says.

The American Lung Association’s 2017 “State of the Air” report shows Georgia has improved on the three most common forms of hazardous air pollution.

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