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How the ‘Toxic City’ investigation has protected Philadelphia children from environmental perils

By Barbara Laker
These are some questions and answers about what city, state, and school officials have accomplished in the wake of the Inquirer’s “Toxic City” investigation, and some shortfalls that remain.
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New generation of air-quality monitors offer better data on how air pollution is harming health

By Sandy Mazza
New tech tools could offer faster, more accurate air quality readings for people living in highly polluted areas such as “Cancer Alley” near the twin ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach.

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