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On today's program: State Senator David Argall brought forward a bill to make information about how many COVID-19 vaccines are going to waste public; the American Lung Association’s latest “State of the Air” report gave the Pittsburgh region’s air failing grades, even though the air has improved over the years; and University of Pittsburgh professor Alaina E. Roberts discusses her latest book, “I've Been Here All the While: Black Freedom on Native Land.”
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American Lung Association Claims In Report That Climate Change Will Make It Harder To Protect HealthThe American Lung Association’s annual report card on air quality found more U.S. cities and more people experienced unhealthy air than in the previous…
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Air quality in the Pittsburgh metro area is getting worse, according to a new report from the American Lung Association. The report looks at data from…
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Smokey restaurants in Pennsylvania are a thing of the past thanks to the Clean Indoor Air Act. The law, which passed 10 years ago, outlaws smoking in most…
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In its yearly "State of the Air" report, the American Lung Association gave Allegheny County a failing grade for all levels of air pollution. The greater…
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According to the American Lung Association, state lawmakers are not doing enough to reduce tobacco use in the state. The group gave Pennsylvania's…
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Lawmakers are still struggling to reach consensus on how to pay for the state budget. One of the most likely ways they’ll get money to fill a more than $2…
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The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection is warning residents about dangerously high levels of radon.Radon is a naturally occurring…
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Pennsylvania is one of two states without a cigar tax. A new report from the American Lung Association says that can have an effect on youth.Last year,…
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Air quality in western Pennsylvania improved in 2016, according to three regional monitors tracked by the Allegheny County Health Department.“It was a…