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Live near an airport? What’s in the air you breathe? You have a right to know!

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Diane Coleman
6 years ago

I live near the airport and is interested in my community air quality.

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Joy Tulloch
6 years ago Featured

I have seen how low these airplanes get over residential neighborhoods when they are coming in for landing. There are many children and adults with respiratory conditions and the fumes worsen their problems. We definitely need to know about air quality.

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Angela
6 years ago

Healthy air healthy life

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china town
6 years ago

good good good

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Delali Haligah
6 years ago

Have been wanting this for a while....

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LEON C MARQUIS
6 years ago

Air quality is an important social determinant of health. we deserve good quality fresh air.

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Fay Hill
6 years ago

As an Asthma sufferer the air quality in south East Queens has increased and it is continued to be a major problem for all who suffered from upper respiratory issues.

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Melrose Prince-Herrington
6 years ago

Please keep me informed, I'm out of town and can not attend any meetings for the moment. Thank you.

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Brendez Wineglass
6 years ago

What is in my Air?

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Lisa Salters
6 years ago

As president of Rosedale, I have a right to know

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Gary Taylor
6 years ago

I, Gary Taylor as well as my family, are residents of South Jamaica, Queens, New York within 5-10 miles of JFK airport and want to know what’s in the air we’re breathing, want appropriate follow-up, and mitigation to be implemented to address any negative findings. To: Governor Mario Cuomo and your Congressional Representative We want an independent, comprehensive air quality quality study for communities within five to ten miles from JFK Airport to determine what’s in the air that we are breathing. Furthermore, we want appropriate follow-up and mitigation to address any findings from these studies.

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Sonia Kendall
6 years ago

Timely

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Martin Garcia
6 years ago

Supporting health movements in Queens. We need to know this information!

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Monique Wiggins
6 years ago

I meant BREATHE.

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MONIQUE WIGGINS
6 years ago

S. O. P. HERE! LET ME BREATH THE FRESHEST AIR POSSIBLE!

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Jadia McCauley
6 years ago

In effort to protect our families and community I give my signature.

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Ann Marie Osman
6 years ago

The quality of air is so poor that more children are developing asthma. This includes adults .

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Lonnie Glover
6 years ago Featured

Having lived in very close proximity of JFK Airport since 1988 and see it continued expansion, it is clear there is no concern for the health and impact on its adjacent residents affected by JFK expansion.

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Kenya G
6 years ago

Support

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Anonymous
6 years ago

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