High Temperatures Bring Air Quality Alerts To Connecticut

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Connecticut has experienced several air quality alerts in the past few weeks as summer heats up, and more could be on the way as the hot weather continues. “The lung association and most organizations kind of track two pollutants in the air, and the one that we pay a lot of attention to right now is ozone,” said Ruth Canovi, director of advocacy for the American Lung Association in Connecticut.

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