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Article

13 Nov 2001

Author:
Sierra Club

Sierra Club Study Shows Cities Fail to Reduce Car & Truck Smog [USA]

A Sierra Club report released today found a clear connection between cities' investments in public transportation and their success at cutting smog per person from cars and trucks...Twenty percent of Americans live in areas where scientists say the air is not safe to breathe. Breathing smog has been implicated in a range of illnesses from asthma to pneumonia.