November 23, 1966 in New York history

πŸ“ On This Day πŸ“

58 years ago on November 23rd, 1966

Stagnant air traps smog on the city, increasing carbon monoxide and sulfur dioxide levels for three days, causing environmental and health effects across the region

Those three days drew national attention to the problem of smog and bolstered the enaction of environmental protection regulations at the state and national level.


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🌎 World History 🌏

Library of Congress  •  New York Times  •  BBC  •  Wikipedia


🌞 Weather Records 🌞

Record High: 72Β°F in 1931
Record Low: 14Β°F in 1880


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