Wednesday January 23rd 2008, 10:40 pm
Randy Wilber, an exercise physiologist, is hard at work preparing the U.S. Olympic Team to face the air pollution expected at the Beijing games.
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U.S. Olympians Devise Solution to Smog: Mask (New York Times)
Senate panel backs removal of Case from air board (The Fresno Bee)
Wednesday January 23rd 2008, 9:24 pm
SACRAMENTO — A state Senate committee this afternoon recommended that Fresno County Fresno County Supervisor Judy Case be removed from a powerful board that sets air pollution rules, citing her vote to delay a Valley air clean-up plan.
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Beijing plans to halve traffic during Games (International Herald Tribune)
Wednesday January 23rd 2008, 8:17 am
Faced with persistent air pollution despite promises to stage a "green" Olympic Games, Beijing is planning to remove half of the city's 3.3 million vehicles during the Games.
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Air pollution moderate, health department reports (The Springfield News-Leader)
Wednesday January 23rd 2008, 8:13 am
Air pollution will be at moderate levels in the Springfield area today, according to the Springfield-Greene County Health Department. That means people who are sensitive to pollution should consider curtailing prolonged or heavy exertion.
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Port vows to cut air pollution from ships, cargo gear (Seattle Times)
Wednesday January 23rd 2008, 3:25 am
Port of Seattle commissioners made a commitment Tuesday to dramatically cut air pollution belching from ships and cargo equipment at the...
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Board acts to limit new schools near freeways (Los Angeles Times)
Wednesday January 23rd 2008, 3:15 am
L.A. Unified officials will have to do more to reduce students' exposure to airborne pollution. Making broad pronouncements about the need to protect the health of children in their care, the Los Angeles Board of Education on Tuesday restricted the district's ability to build schools near freeways and other sources of air pollution.
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Board acts to limit new schools near freeways (Los Angeles Times)
Wednesday January 23rd 2008, 3:12 am
L.A. Unified officials will have to do more to reduce students' exposure to airborne pollution. Making broad pronouncements about the need to protect the health of children in their care, the Los Angeles Board of Education on Tuesday restricted the district's ability to build schools near freeways and other sources of air pollution.
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