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Raids affect healthcare
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Happy smogiversary, LA. We don't wear gas masks anymore, but the air is still terrible
- The story of how L.A.'s infamous smog came to be is as thick and convoluted as the smog itself.
- Why revisit it now: The first real smog rolled in on July 8,1943, taking many people by surprise.
- No one knew what it was! Keep reading for the history of 82 years of smog in Southern California.
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