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LA's environment report card shows average results
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Apr 7, 2015
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LA's environment report card shows average results
Researchers at UCLA spent two years assessing L.A.'s sustainability efforts in key areas such as energy conservation and air quality.
Smog blankets downtown Los Angeles. New low-cost air monitors allow people to know what air pollution is like not just in their city, but right outside their door.
Smog blankets downtown Los Angeles. New low-cost air monitors allow people to know what air pollution is like not just in their city, but right outside their door.
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Researchers at UCLA spent two years assessing L.A.'s sustainability efforts in key areas such as energy conservation and air quality.

Los Angeles' new environmental report card is out, and the results showed average results.

Researchers at UCLA spent two years assessing L.A.'s sustainability efforts in key areas such as energy conservation and air quality.

Mark Gold, acting director of the Institute of the Environment and Sustainability at UCLA where the study was conducted, joins Take Two.