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EPA Ignored Her Asthma Crisis | Guyana News
A woman with chronic asthma is hospitalized repeatedly due to sawdust pollution from a furniture business next door—she reported it to the EPA in June with medical proof, but no one has responded. Even reaching out to the EPA’s Executive Director went unanswered. Frustrated and fearing for her life—and others who can’t afford hospital bills—she’s now relying on local activists who gave the business seven days to shut down. The EPA hasn’t commented on her case or its general procedures for handling health-impacting pollution, leaving residents wondering: if breathing struggles don’t matter…
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