Even though air quality in Minnesota is generally good, our Tracking team’s work with Minnesota Pollution Control Agencyy shows that vulnerable Minnesotans are bearing the brunt of health impacts. Reducing pollution like fine particles and ozone by 10% could prevent up to 500 deaths, 50 hospitalizations and 60 emergency room visits from heart and lung conditions that are aggravated by low air quality. data.web.health.state.mn.us/web/mndata/healthimpacts #MNdata #HealthInAllPolicies #BeyondData