Maricopa County’s ozone pollution is high and getting worse
Maricopa County is failing the Environmental Protection Agency’s latest ozone standards. The EPA has has reclassified the county from marginal to moderate for non-attainment of ozone limits. (File photo by Kasey Brammell/Cronkite News)
By Cole Januszewski, Cronkite News
Originally Published: January 11, 2023 1:57 p.m.
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