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California Spends Millions Based on Data From This Pollution Tracker. Who Benefits From Its Latest Update?
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An athlete plays soccer at a public soccer field surrounded by houses and smog in Jurupa Valley, on June 3, 2025. (Elisa Ferrari )California is once again updating the system it uses to decide which contaminated communities should receive clean-up funds. The tool, CalEnviroScreen, has already channeled billions of dollars to the most affected neighborhoods in the state, but critics claim it still ignores some of them.
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