- New York City subway riders are concerned about hazardous air quality, especially on hot days.
- A report by the Riders Alliance advocacy group found that some underground stations can have air pollution levels exceeding federal safety standards.
- The report blames the lack of ventilation in some stations, especially those not equipped with air conditioning.
- The Riders Alliance is calling on the MTA (Metropolitan Transportation Authority) to improve ventilation and air quality standards in the subway system.
Read more at The Guardian.
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