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Read the passage from the Houston Chronicle about air quality in Houston in 2019. “I’m surprised and disturbed that Houston’s air quality worsened in this year’s [American Lung Association ‘State of the Air’] report,” said Luke Metzger, director of Environment Texas. “The trend since 1999 had been one of steady progress and instead now it seems we are backtracking and that’s bad news particularly for the hundreds of thousands of people who have asthma or other vulnerable populations like senior citizens. . . .” Current models estimate that more than 60 percent of ozone pollution is from cars, according to Raun, and to address that, the city is trying to encourage practices such as the use of mass transit and transitioning to fuel-efficient or low-emission vehicles. How is Houston trying to combat increasing ozone pollution? by raising taxes on vulnerable populations by increasing access to health care by encouraging use of mass transit by prohibiting the sale of new cars Mark this and return

Answer 1

The inference is that Houston is trying to combat increasing ozone pollution by encouraging use of mass transit.

What is an inference?

An inference simply means the conclusion that can be deduced based on the information given in a literary work.

Here, the inference is that Houston is trying to combat increasing ozone pollution by encouraging use of mass transit.

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