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Mexico City, poor air quality, bad noses

In Environment, Mexico City on 5 June 2008 with no comments

Mexico City’s air quality–which is substandard about 300 days of the year–has rendered residents’ noses unable to detect the smell of rotten food. [via]


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Tightgrid is the weblog of Geoff Edwards, a graduate student in Urban Affairs and GIS at Georgia State University, in Atlanta. I'm also interested in maps and map design. Whenever I finish a new project, I'll post it to my maps page.

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