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Susan Scott Peterson and her family

Living with it: The story of one family and Pittsburgh’s polluted air

Susan Scott Peterson·November 23, 2021
For those new to Pittsburgh, the realization that the air isn’t always healthy to breathe can come as a shock. That’s what happened to producer Susan Scott Peterson and her family.
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