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Air pollution affects everyone equally. true or false
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Air pollution affects everyone equally. true or false
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False. There are people in different locations that do not use anything to pollute the air, so they have less pollution. There is also people who have asthma or react to pollution. Hope this helped!
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People with asthma or allergies are affected more than people without those conditions.
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