Is Your Neighborhood Poisoning Your Family?

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Web- heads at Google now offer pollution and emissions tracking for all U.S. counties. The EPA and Google Earth partners have developed a powerful tool for residents to track the exact toxins circulating in their neighborhoods (and by whom). These annual summaries are also holding big businesses accountable for their carbon-emissions as residents begin to call for action against industrial giants responsible polluting their neighborhoods.

A recent study by Forbes magazine sited Los Angeles and Bakersfield as the nation's most polluted cities. Surrounded by steel mills, car exhausts and smokestacks, Southern California is a breeding ground for murderous pollutants like carbon monoxide, lead & nitrogen oxide. These toxins have all been linked to Cancer, anemia, kidney failure, hearing loss and even death.

How safe is your neighborhood? Find out here.

Properly sealed windows and doors reduce the risk of these toxic fumes entering your home. Energy efficient, low-E glass will also reduce the effects of UV radiation on your family and home furnishings.

Protect your family my filtering the air circulating in your home with custom-fit windows and doors today and check out The Window Factory's latest energy-efficient windows!

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