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Mon Valley’s air quality is under a watch for Sunday due to rising PM2.5 levels—tiny, invisible pollutants that can seriously affect lungs, especially for kids, seniors, and those with breathing issues. The Allegheny County Health Department issued this alert as forecasts show levels nearing daily limits, urging sensitive groups to limit outdoor time. These spikes stem from wildfire smoke, power plant emissions, or industrial activity—and it’s not isolated: Western Pennsylvania’s also under a Code Orange warning. Stay updated via the health department’s site to protect your health.

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