The LawnStarter study ranks San Bernardino as the No. 3 dirtiest city in America based on a number of factors that include pollution and living conditions.
A new study finds that eight of the nation's 50 dirtiest cities are found in Southern California, with one Inland Empire spot finding itself in the top three. The LawnStarter '2023's Dirtiest Cities in America' report took factors like living conditions, city infrastructure, pollution and consumer satisfaction into account for the study. Data was taken from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S.
The study partially attributes these rankings to the 'sea of warehouses east of LA' that earned San Bernardino and Riverside the top two spots on the State of the Air Report released by the American Lung Association. The I.E. wasn't the only SoCal region represented on the list though, with several Los Angeles County cities also earning spots in the top 50 — starting with Los Angeles, the so called 'poster child of pollution.' The City of Angels is ranked No.
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