Residents not native to US say poor air quality days are common in their homelands
News 12's Ben Nandy spoke to people who said hazy days were common in their everyday life.
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Jun 8, 2023, 10:02 PM
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17ds agoSome residents who grew up outside the United States tell News 12 that poor air quality like the Hudson Valley has experienced this week is more common in their homelands.
News 12's Ben Nandy has more.
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