Does Mayor Lightfoot’s Air Quality Plan Go Far Enough?
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Chicago has bad air quality citywide, but it’s worse in some places than others.
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot is out with a new air quality plan — an agenda promising to clean up the air with a focus on equity for city neighborhoods. But does it go far enough? Amanda Vinicky has details.
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Does Mayor Lightfoot’s Air Quality Plan Go Far Enough?
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Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot is out with a new air quality plan — an agenda promising to clean up the air with a focus on equity for city neighborhoods. But does it go far enough? Amanda Vinicky has details.
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