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AirTalk

AirTalk for July 11, 2002

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Alleged Police Brutality in Inglewood; Greenhouse Gases; Smog Update
Alleged Police Brutality in Inglewood; Greenhouse Gases; Smog Update

Alleged Police Brutality in Inglewood; Greenhouse Gases; Smog Update

Alleged Police Brutality in Inglewood

AirTalk for July 11, 2002

Larry Mantle discusses the videotaped violent incident between a black teen and a police officer, the fallout for the Inglewood Police Department, and the current media hype.

Greenhouse Gases

AirTalk for July 11, 2002

Governor Davis is expected to sign a bill that would require car makers to lower CO2 emissions in all cars sold in California by 2009. Opponents of the bill might attempt to put a referendum on the November ballot in an attempt to overturn it. Larry Mantle talks with experts about what impact the landmark Clean Cars Bill may have on carmakers, car buyers, and on global warming itself.

Smog Update

AirTalk for July 11, 2002

Smog season is here, but the real health impact of smog is confusing. L.A.'s skies are cleaner every year, yet studies indicate asthma and other smog-related health problems are on the increase. What's the real story? And when should you let smog levels dictate your activities outdoors? Larry Mantle talks with South Coast Air Quality Management District Meteorologist Joe Cassmassi and Dr. John Balmes from the American Lung Association of California.