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    Editorial: Smog is making a comeback in Southern California. That's beyond unacceptable

    by The Times Editorial Board, Los Angeles Times Jul 05, 2019 2 minutes

    For years, California has celebrated what is undoubtedly a great environmental achievement: the dramatic reduction of the lung-searing, eye-burning pollution that used to blanket Southern California and that made this region the smog capital of the United States.

    But smog is making a comeback. The worst effects are being felt in San Bernardino, Riverside and other inland communities, which have seen an uptick in unhealthful air days

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