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2023's wildfires are largely to blame.
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Some places around Cincinnati could see temperatures above 100 this week.
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However, the local air quality agency says it's not the full picture.
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A scientist at NKU studies the effects pollutants like the wildfire smoke have on people.
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You may have guessed the air got cleaner near downtown Cincinnati as more people stayed home during COVID-19. Now Southwest Ohio Air Quality Agency has…
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Air quality testing in central Hamilton County has not turned up any volatile organic compounds, but testing will continue. The Southwest Ohio Air Quality…
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On the roof of 250 William Howard Taft Road in Corryville, a 1" greased rod spins every ten minutes to collect pollen and mold spores. This is a regular…
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Using data from The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the health news and information site HealthGrove released a study earlier this year that…
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Last week the Southwest Ohio Air Quality Agency issued an Air Quality Advisory, what used to be called a smog alert, for our region, the first of this…
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The TriState started using smog alerts in 1995 to warn people about high pollution days. But, those smog alerts are no more. As of April 1, the Southwest…