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Phoenix joins cities such as San Juan Puerto Rico, Las Vegas, Miami, Los Angeles and New York City as one of the top-20 dirtiest cities.
Why? Read on!
Many people who now live in Arizona were lured in by promises of paradise. Some of those people came to realize Arizona isn’t quite normal and a difficult place to live.
This article focuses on the most common lines used to convince you to move to Arizona, and a rebuttal to each one. Enjoy!
The Arizona wildfire season was already off to a quick start, and Arizona continues to burn well into June 2012. Here is the latest:
One week since our last article about the early start of 2012 Arizona wildfire season, the fires continue to burn out of control. Here is the latest on those fires as of 5/22/2012.
The Arizona Department of Environmental Quality in Phoenix has issued an ozone high pollution advisory for the greater phoenix area for Saturday.
According to the American Lung Association State of the Air report (PDF), Phoenix was ranked 7th most polluted city for ozone levels and 6th for particle pollution. The ALA report ranked cities by particle pollution, both short-term and year-round, as well as by ozone levels.
National weather service Phoenix AZ
High pollution advisory for Maricopa county including the greater Phoenix area and Pinal County Monday.
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Did you know Arizona used to be a haven for people to move to who had allergies or other respiratory problems?Looking back on history, Doc Holliday moved from Georgia to Arizona to help with his tuberculosis. He was given only a few months to live, but he considered that moving to the drier and warmer southwestern United States might slow the deterioration of his health. (Source: Wikipedia) Continue reading
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