U.S. EPA launches detailed study of Cleveland-area air quality

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(OH) Cleveland Plain-Dealer – Fifteen feet above the pavement at Broadway and Orange Avenue, a white-metal battalion of computerized monitors is measuring and analyzing our dirty downtown skies as never before.

 

More than a dozen humming machines — half of them the city of Cleveland’s existing equipment, the other half installed last month by U.S. EPA researchers — stand in tight formation across a new wooden deck atop the R.T. Craig building. More

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