Clean Air, Clean Lungs, Clean Buses Campaign
Autofree zones expanding in New York - NYTimes
by LCSC Feeds
Automobiles would be banned on the block between Fifth Avenue and Avenue of the Americas, creating a pedestrian plaza bookended by Herald Square and the Empire State Building.
Autofree zones expanding in New York - NYTimes
by LCSC Feeds
Automobiles would be banned on the block between Fifth Avenue and Avenue of the Americas, creating a pedestrian plaza bookended by Herald Square and the Empire State Building.
The result would be a s
Autofree zones expanding in New York - NYTimes
by LCSC Feeds
Automobiles would be banned on the block between Fifth Avenue and Avenue of the Americas, creating a pedestrian plaza bookended by Herald Square and the Empire State Building.
The result would be a s
Pollution Watch Series #5: Four Life and Death Reasons to Cut 7 Million Autos in L.A. in Half
by Duyen Tran
Four Life and Death Reason to Cut 7 Million Autos in L.A. in Half.
Bus Riders Union's Pollution Watch Series
Breathing in LA's lethal air has serious public health consequences but knowing where and how these chemicals impact our health is an important step to understanding the problem.
Pollution Watch Series #1: Which MTA Rapid Bus Lines Help Your Family’s Health? …And Which Ones DON’T?
by Duyen Tran
New MTA Rapid Bus lines could have a big impact on public health in
urban communities of color.
Pollution Watch Series #2: Fight for Your Children and Grandchildren’s Lungs
by Duyen Tran
Children in LA, 80% of whom are Black, Latino, and Asian/Pacifi c Islander, breathe more air toxins in the fi rst two months of life than is recommended in a lifetime. This is partly due to the thousands of diesel trucks and buses that emit toxic chemicals into the air.
Pollution Watch Series #3: Did You Know that LA’s Car Addiction Could Stop Your Heart from Beating?
by Duyen Tran
The American Heart
Association says that people with heart failure and chronic obstructive
pulmonary disease are at increased risk of death when they are exposed
to air pollution.
Pollution Watch Series #4: MTA’s Fare Hike Leaving You With No Room to Breathe
by Duyen Tran
The MTA's proposal for fare hike can increase LA's air pollution by
potentially putting an estimated 1 billion more car miles on the road in
the next 5 years.
