Denver’s streak of poor air quality days has put parents in a bind, forcing them to decide between the risks of pollution and the obvious downsides of preventing kids from playing outside.
The metro area typically deals with high ozone levels in the summer because of the intense sunshine acting on chemicals in the air, plus the fact that the city sits in a bowl below the Rocky Mountains. In addition, smoke from wildfires burning across Colorado and neighboring states temporarily…
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