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UCLATL;DR: Air pollution is hitting California’s Latino neighborhoods harder. A UCLA dashboard shows where and how it affects health. Read the full story at the link in bio. [Video description: 0:00 UCLA TL;DR graphics appear on a blue background. 0:01 An aerial view of Los Angeles reads, “Air pollution hits California’s Latino neighborhoods harder.” 0:04 Industrial smokestacks release plumes into the air as text reads, “Latino neighborhoods are twice as likely to experience poor air quality.” 0:09 An animated bar graphic reads, “And see twice as many asthma-related emergency room visits,” with “2x” appearing between two bars. 0:13 UCLA’s California County Factsheets dashboard appears with a map of California as text reads, “A UCLA Policy & Politics Institute dashboard makes those disparities visible county by county.” 0:18 Icons representing pollution, health and exposure appear beside the words, “It connects data on Pollution, Health, Exposure.” 0:23 A blue-tinted photo of people in hard hats reviewing plans reads, “The goal: Turn data into community-driven action.” 0:27 A blue UCLA end card reads, “Explore the dashboard and read the full story,” followed by newsroom.ucla.edu and latinoclimatehealth.org.]
On the profile · Sep 30, 2026