Amid the worst wildfire season in modern Canadian history, thousands of people have evacuated and so far, over 34 million acres have been burnt. With the ability to travel great distances, Canadian wildfires have brought record-breaking pollution to the United States...
Prioritizing Clean Air for Everyone
In 1972, the American Lung Association declared May as Clean Air Month, marking the beginning of a transformative initiative. What started as an awareness campaign to support pioneering air quality legislation has now evolved into a global public health movement....
The White House Clean Air in Buildings Challenge
In response to a general loosening of COVID restrictions and anticipation of more workers returning to offices, President Biden recently unveiled the Clean Air in Buildings Challenge. Essentially, the challenge is a call to action with a set of guiding principles and...
“Air Changes Per Hour” and other things you should know about air quality and ventilation
The airborne elements of the coronavirus COVID-19 have made everyone sit up and pay attention to indoor air quality—and that’s a good thing, given that poor air quality not only contributes to the spread of disease, but has also been proven to dull the senses and...




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