By Dianne Anderson Smoldering soot is sounding air quality alarms for weeks to come, but when the smoke clears, advocates worry more about the microscopic stuff that lingers Inland year-round, and lodges in the lungs. Even before the fires, the region steadily came up first and second place for the worst air quality for ozone and particulate matter. “Literally, anywhere in the U.S. is better than here. We have over 100 days of bad air quality, and it's getting hotter. It's just crazy,” said Shane Ysais, spokesperson for CCAEJ. For a long time, he said the logistics industry has been […]

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