Industry Blocks Community Air Data | Louisville News
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Industry Blocks Community Air Data | Louisville News
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Chemical industry groups are quietly pushing back against community-led air monitoring, passing laws in states like Louisiana, Ohio, and Kentucky to block regulators from using citizen-collected pollution data — even as official government monitors shrink, age, and fail to cover key areas. With federal funding slashed and critical equipment outdated, communities — especially low-income and Black neighborhoods — are left without reliable air quality information, while polluters continue operating with little oversight. As citizens step up to monitor their own air, industry is working to legally silence them, deepening a dangerous gap between who’s measuring pollution and who’s held accountable.
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