New directions. This week Matter of Fact takes a close look at several Supreme Court cases that will impact generations to come, including Internet free speech, affirmative action and whose voice should be weighted most when it comes to water rights. Plus, efforts to tax and limit emissions in Manhattan could lead drivers to reroute through “asthma alley” – a New York neighborhood known for high rates among children. And a rising cocktail drink master is making sure more voices are at the table – and the bar.
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Curbing Emissions in Manhattan Could Worsen Air Pollution in "Asthma Alley"
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One NY Neighborhood at Higher Risk of Childhood Asthma
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