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Environmental Monitoring · USA

San Diego Targets Sewage Odors with New Air Sensors

Kurrant News Desk · ·1 min read

Diego County is installing AQMesh sensors in South Bay, particularly near the Tijuana River Valley, after complaints of unpleasant odors from sewage spills. These monitors will detect and measure dangerous air pollutants, aiding in understanding and potentially solving the persistent odor issues in the area. The collected data will be used to assess air quality and support legislative decisions. The goal is to have more sensors operational in the upcoming weeks.