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Warehouses add to air pollution in Pennsylvania’s Cumberland Valley

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By Carolyn Beans Verified
| The Bay Journal Verified
Trucks leave warehouses at the Key Logistics Park in Cumberland County, PA. Over the past few decades, Cumberland Valley communities in southcentral Pennsylvania — home to the Interstate 81 corridor through Franklin and Cumberland counties — have seen rapid growth in the number and size of warehouses. The industry, which includes fulfillment and distribution centers, has been a major economic boon. In those two counties, roughly 10% of workers are in the warehouse industry.
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Warehouses add to air pollution in Pennsylvania’s Cumberland Valley

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By Carolyn Beans Verified
| Spotlight PA Verified
This article was originally published by the Chesapeake Bay Journal, an award-winning nonprofit news organization that has been covering environmental issues in the Bay region for more than 30 years. Over the past few decades, Cumberland Valley communities in southcentral Pennsylvania — home to the Interstate 81 corridor through Franklin and Cumberland counties — have seen rapid growth in the number and size of warehouses.
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Warehouses add to air pollution in Pennsylvania’s Cumberland Valley

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By Carolyn Beans Verified
| Flipboard
Now The National Weather Service has issued extreme heat warnings for the Tri-State area for Thursday, July 2, and Friday, July 3, as it could feel like 110 degrees both days, according to regional forecasters. Those are "dangerously hot conditions," according to the online warning. Weather officials …
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