Posts Categorized: More from Clean Air

Spring has sprung and April 1 marks the beginning of summer ozone season in Maricopa County. As the community works to reduce air pollution in the valley, it’s important to… Read more »

The mulch fire located at 8750 N Dysart Rd has no visible flames, but some isolated smoldering/hot patches are still being worked. No visible smoke was observed leaving the boundary… Read more »

April Showers Bring May Flowers, Allergens and Ozone Pollution Flowers in bloom throughout the Valley tell us that springtime is in full swing – and with it comes allergens in… Read more »

Saturdays are the days that many people look forward to. It is the start of the weekend and an opportunity to enjoy fun, family activities. But what if Saturdays were… Read more »

Winter brings a lot of hustle and bustle to the Valley of the Sun. Temperatures drop below 100 degrees and people spend more time outdoors, visitors come from colder climates,… Read more »

As residents eagerly wait for consistently cooler temperatures, winter pollution season is already in full effect. Maricopa County Air Quality Department is making it simple for Valley residents and visitors… Read more »

The Maricopa County Air Quality Department has launched the Clean Air Make More mobile application, which provides air quality forecasts, air quality restrictions, and the ability to report an air… Read more »

How would you like to contribute to reducing the country’s carbon emissions by 37 million metric tons, annually? You can, by using public transportation. Join others dedicated to making more… Read more »

Spring has sprung, and as Valley residents brace themselves for triple digit temperatures, many are completing home improvement projects while the weather is still enjoyable. Whether it’s spring cleaning or… Read more »