The analysis was conducted by the State University of New York in Fredonia as part of a project from the U.S.-based journalism organization Orb Media, and it involved 259 bottles of water from 11 brands across nine countries. READ
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Photo: US Steel Corps - Clairton, PA (2019) by Andrew Rush State of the Air - American Lung Association The "State of the Air" 2020 found that, in 2016-2018, more cities had high days of ozone and short-term particle pollution
