Air Quality Index
Where can I get more information?
For information and resources about air quality, visit the
AIRNow Web site at www.airnow.gov. ere you can:
• Access maps and information on air quality in your area.
Find out how to protect your health and how to reduce
air pollution.
• Sign up for EnviroFlash (www.environflash.info), a free
service that will alert you via e-mail when air quality in
your area is forecast to be a concern.
• Download the App to see the air quality for your area on
your smartphone or tablet.
• Access brochures, movies, games, and other air quality
educational resources for adults and kids.
• Visit Air Compare (www.epa.gov/aircompare/), where you
can compare the air quality of U.S. cities and find out
about air quality trends in your area.
• Access Web cameras that provide real-time pictures of
visibility at many locations across the United States.
• Access training and tools. If you are a health care
provider, teacher, or weathercaster, you can use these
resources to help adults and children understand how air
pollution affects their health and how they can protect
their health.
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