HEALTHJun 25 · 21:45 UTCHOUSTON PUBLIC MEDIANatalie Weber

Air Alliance Houston records spike in pollution following tire fire

Air Alliance Houston's community air monitoring program detected a pollution spike linked to a tire fire, according to manager Anthony D’Souza. Readings from air monitors suggest the fire caused the pollution increase.

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