Two types of cactus may be getting special status in Arizona. U.S. Fish and Wildlife is once again asking for public input on its plans to protect the increasingly rare plants.
Tackling the valley’s ozone pollution problem isn’t so simple. A lot of it is locally produced. But as KJZZ’s Paul Atkinson reports, we don’t have control over other sources.
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