Environment
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Hazardous Ozone Spikes at Western Cities, Posing Health Risks to Millions
It is considered as a roaring success in terms of emission as a decrease of dangerous soil surface pollution throughout United States occurred during the last couple generations. The odorless, invisible vapor has proven persistently impossible to lower to acceptable levels in certain territories in the nation, particularly in the thickly urbanized high mountains of the West. However, a rising mass of data indicates that the doses deemed safe were too excessive and must be significantly reduced.
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