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A federal judge has made a ruling regarding air quality standards. 5, which includes substances like dust, smoke, and soot. This type of particulate matter can be harmful to health.
The court's ruling requires the EPA to enforce these stricter limits. Further details on the ruling and its implications for Harris County are available from Houston Public Media.
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