Exhaust of gasoline engines has
been a major contributor to Temecula Valley environment. The group is tasked to examine the local
transportation problems, suggest avenues to remedy the problems, seek methods
to promote mass-transit systems, and collaborate with other organizations
pursuing similar objectives.
Over the years, multiple studies have demonstrated
the role of air pollution with asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease,
cardiovascular disease, diabetes, and lung cancer. In addition to the neurotoxicity and its adverse effects on the fetus in utero, submicron size particles would
penetrate the subcellular environment and damage mitochondrion. This process has been implicated as
an initiator for Autism spectrum disorder (ASD), degenerative brain
diseases such as Alzheimer’s and reduction of
cognition.
Highway 15/215 in Temecula Valley is the main
artery for connecting San Diego to the interstate highways 10 and 40. In addition, it is the principle route for
commuters to Los Angles, Riverside, Escondido and San Diego. These vehicles all pass through the hearts of
Murrieta and Temecula, each contributing to the airborne pollution in Temecula Valley . The present highway system
is fully congested.
The existing train
connecting Perris to Riverside is infrequent and very slow to be useful for
commuters. The proposed rapid train
linking San Francisco to Los Angeles or San Diego would be many years to come; in addition, it would be infrequent and could
not function for commuters.
What are
the solutions?
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