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New air monitoring project aims to measure what Southside residents are breathing
Summary by Alamo Heights News Editorial Desk · Byline on the source page: Josh Archote | San Antonio Report , as published by Texas Public Radio (TPR)
· October 13, 2026
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San Antonio residents have for decades worried about how nearby industries affect the air they breathe. The Health Collaborative is getting the data.
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Key points The Health Collaborative is getting the data. San Antonio residents have for decades worried about how nearby industries affect the air they breathe.
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What is this story about? San Antonio residents have for decades worried about how nearby industries affect the air they breathe. The Health Collaborative is getting the data.
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