Sustainability & Climate

There's Something in the Air in South Portland, Maine

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Emissions tests on South Portland's 120 petroleum storage tanks revealed levels high enough to warrant serious attention according to an activist scientist, though a Citgo spokesman claims they are addressing resident concerns and collaborating with regulators. This highlights the ongoing tension between industrial presence and public health in residential areas, emphasizing the need for transparent communication and rigorous monitoring by content creators reporting on such issues.

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