US Latinos mobilize to monitor – and improve – local air quality: ‘We have to fix it’

The article discusses how Latino communities in the US are taking action to monitor and improve local air quality, amid the Trump administration's efforts to weaken pollution regulations. Eileen Miranda, a resident of La Mirada, California, installed an air quality sensor outside her home and was surprised to find that the air quality was not as clean as she had assumed. This has led her to wonder if the air quality may have contributed to her son's childhood asthma. The article highlights how Latino communities are mobilizing to stay informed about their neighborhoods' air quality and take steps to address any issues. The article suggests that this grassroots effort is in response to the Trump administration's move to weaken environmental regulations, which could have a significant impact on the air quality in these communities.