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LARGE PERCENTAGES SUPPORT AIR QUALITY POLICIES WHILE SUPPORT IS LOWER AMONG LATINO To1combat1regional1air1pollution,1large1percentages1across1racial/ethnic1groups1support1tougher1 standards1on1agricultural1and1farm1activities,1commercial1and1industrial1activities,1and1ships,1trucks,1 and1trains1that1transport1goods;1however,1support1in1each1case1is1highest1among1blacks1and1lowest1 among1Latinos.11Similarly,1large1percentages1across1racial/ethnic1groups1support1more1restrictive1 standards1on1these1activities1in1the1San1Joaquin1Valley,1and1support1for1tougher1standards1on1 farming1activities1among1Latinos1and1whites1(56%1each)1is1the1same1in1this1region.1 LATINOS MOST LIKELY TO PERCEIVE THREAT OF GLOBAL WARMING. 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