Industry leader says air monitoring ‘data dump’ won’t keep public safer

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State Sen. Cleo Fields, D-Baton Rouge, plans to try again to impose real-time public air monitoring for Louisiana industrial plants.  Advocates say the public has a right to know what’s being put into the air. However, Greg Bowser, president and CEO of the Louisiana Chemical Association, says a “huge data dump” without analysis would not

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