33.5 million US children live in areas with failing air pollution grades, report finds. 10% of kids reside in communities that flunked every air quality measure, per Washington Post analysis.
An estimated 33.5 million children in the US live in areas that failed at least one air pollution measure, and about 10% live in communities that failed every measure, according to a new report.
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