Ambient Air Quality in the Texas Panhandle
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- January 25, 2022
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Overview
Ambient air quality in the Texas Panhandle affects everyone, especially the young, elderly, and those who are ill. This publication explains how Texas A&M AgriLife Research, along with state and federal partners, monitors selected air pollutants in the Amarillo metro area. (6 pages)
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