Theplan calls for constructionsites to limitconstructionactivity that createslarge amountsofdust, as well asasksindustrialenterprises to reduceemissions, during hazardous pollutiondays.
The pessimists argue that for all its construction boom (William Penn's statue, once setting a limit to any building's height, became a relative dwarf more than a decade ago), Philadelphia is still a laggard, slowed down by a history of outdated habits and infrastructure that does not apply to sunbelt cities such as Atlanta or Houston.