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Community Pleads for Action Against Local Pollution Crisis

July 01, 2024 | San Diego City, San Diego County, California



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Community Pleads for Action Against Local Pollution Crisis
Residents of a local community have voiced their concerns regarding air pollution and its impact on their quality of life during a recent meeting with the governing body of the air pollution control district. The discussion highlighted the community's appeal for assistance from political leaders, including Mr. Rivera, who is now a classmate of the speaker on the governing body.

The community representatives emphasized their commitment to maintaining a healthy environment, stating that their city serves as a model for other incorporated areas in the county. They expressed a desire to enjoy their property and live peacefully, underscoring their long-standing contributions through tax payments and community outreach efforts.

However, tensions have arisen as residents feel mischaracterized as violent for opposing certain local businesses that they believe contribute to the pollution problem. They clarified that their objections are not against the artistic professions of these businesses, such as ceramics, but rather a call for them to relocate to safer, more appropriate areas.

The community is seeking support from local authorities to address these environmental concerns and ensure that businesses operate in a manner that does not compromise the health and well-being of residents.

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