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    Scientists Say Car Emissions Rigging Raises Health Concerns<\/a><\/h3>Volkswagen's admission that it rigged car emission tests has prompted environmental and health experts to ask whether such deception could have hampered progress in reducing death and disease from air pollution.<\/summary><\/li>
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    Rio Olympics 2016: Water Pollution Presents 99% Risk Of Infection For Competing Athletes<\/a><\/h3>A new AP investigation reveals selected water venues for the summer Olympics in Rio are unsafe and pose risk of infection and illness.<\/summary><\/li>
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    Google Street View Cars Will Soon Do More Than Take Pictures; They'll Measure Air Quality<\/a><\/h3>Google Street View cars will soon be equipped with sensors that determine just how clean the air of urban areas is.<\/summary><\/li>
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    Californians Don't Know What's In Their Fracking Chemicals, Which Are Now Being Repurposed For Farm Irrigation<\/a><\/h3>The chemicals going into fracking water are unknown to the public, along with whether or not they're toxic.<\/summary><\/li>
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    Particulate Air Pollution Linked To Increase In Mortality Rate, Even At Low Concentrations<\/a><\/h3>If we want to live longer, we cannot afford to breathe in air contaminated with particulate matter.<\/summary><\/li>
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    Air Pollution In These US Cities Makes It 'Dangerous To Breathe': Report<\/a><\/h3>While air pollution has been decreasing in the U.S. since the 1970s, a new report finds that some cities still struggle with dangerously high levels of ozone and particle pollution.<\/summary><\/li>
  • \"Babies<\/a><\/figure>

    Beijing Air Pollution Clean-Up For 2008 Olympics Linked To Birth Of Heavier, Possibly Healthier Babies<\/a><\/h3>During the 2008 Beijing Olympics, the Chinese government took measures to clean up air pollution, and the effects are now showing in babies born that year.<\/summary><\/li>
  • \"Long-term<\/a><\/figure>

    Air Pollution Damages The Aging Brain: 46% Higher Risk Of 'Silent Stroke' In Heavy Smog Areas<\/a><\/h3>Long-term exposure to air pollution appears to damage brain structures and impair mental function in older people without dementia or stroke.<\/summary><\/li>
  • \"Since<\/a><\/figure>

    The Real Ghostbusters Investigate Mold, Not Moans, Within Haunted Houses<\/a><\/h3>Since toxic mold can trigger psychosis, Clarkson University ghostbusters believe the reason a pesky poltergeist will not leave you and your house alone is poor air quality.<\/summary><\/li>
  • \"Children<\/a><\/figure>

    Common Form Of Air Pollution May Impair Prenatal Brain Development In Multiple Regions<\/a><\/h3>Children exposed to a common air pollutant while in the womb and after birth are at a higher risk of impaired brain function, according to a new study.<\/summary><\/li>"}