This week on The Allegheny Front, a training program to help residents identify the pollution next door. And a new mayor is making the environment a priority for her town. Plus, an economist looks at the relationship between pollution and inequality. (Photo: Andy Kubis)
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Stories in this episode
Turning to Forests for Better Health - People are finding that forests are good medicine. To improve health, one local therapist is taking groups 'forest bathing' in Frick Park. 
The Smoke Readers Who Keep Tabs on Air Pollution - The smoke readers program gives citizens the skills to watch over smokestacks in their communities. “That is empowering."
This Mayor is Connecting the Dots Between Pollution, Equity and Health - Wilkinsburg's Marita Garrett is working to bring environmental equity and inclusion to her constituents. - How Air Pollution Widens the Income Gap - Air pollution contributes to the widening gap between Pittsburgh's haves and have nots.
