Residents living in aviation-impacted communities cannot wait any longer for relief from the public-health consequences of exposure to high concentrations of pollutants and high levels of aviation noise.
Eric Sorensen: “Residents living in aviation-impacted communities cannot wait any longer for relief from the public-health consequences…”
On the recordApril 17, 2023
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Sorensen emphasizes urgency for addressing health impacts on communities near airports.
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