RESET Accredited Air Quality Monitors
Nearly 263 million people live in the 885 counties with enough monitoring data to be assigned a grade for at least one pollutant in this year’s report. The majority of U.S. counties actually don’t have monitors—which means that many communities, especially rural ones, don’t have official monitored information on their air quality. It is important to note that the population numbers included in this section are only for those places that collect air pollution data, and do not reflect the entire population of these groups in the U.S. The availability of data, and hence the population that is included in this report, differs for each pollutant.
For 25 years, the American Lung Association has analyzed data from official air quality monitors to compile the State of the Air report. The more you learn about the air you breathe, the more you can protect your health and take steps to make the air cleaner and healthier.
Dr. Richard L. Corsi shares insights from The Indoor Exposure To Fine Particulate Matter and Practical Mitigation Approaches Workshop. The webinar was hosted by the EPA Indoor Environments Division. This was an IED-sponsored workshop series hosted by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (NASEM) on the state-of-the-science on exposure to fine particulate matter (PM2.5) indoors, its health impacts, and engineering approaches and interventions to reduce exposure risks.
Pulmonary Disease Associated with Fine Particulate Matter Exposure Indoor Environments and Disparities in Economically Challenged Communities Meredith McCormack, M.D., M.H.S; April 21, 2021
The Challenge of Moving from the Measurement of Fine Indoor Particulate Matter to Evaluating Occupant Exposure
Kirsten Koehler, Ph.D.; April 21, 2021
The Utility, Use and Misuse of Low-Cost Consumer Indoor Particulate Matter Sensors
Dusan Licina, Ph.D.; April 21, 2021
How Building Occupants Interpret and Respond to Indoor Air Quality Sensor Data
Lindsay Graham, Ph.D.; April 28, 2021
Portable Indoor Air Cleaners and Human Behavior
Stuart Batterman, Ph.D.; April 28, 2021
Fine Particulate Matter Emissions From Cooking
Marina Vance, Ph.D.; April 14, 2021
Transcending Complexity: Indoor Fine Particulate Matter Measurement, Exposure and Control
William W. Nazaroff, Ph.D.; April 21, 2021
Public Health Responses to Reduce Community Exposure to Indoor Fine Particuate Matter
Sarah Coefiled, M.S., M.A..; April 28 , 2021
Indoor Particulate Matter of Outdoor Origin and the Disparities in Sources and Exposures Across Communities
Cesunica Ivey, Ph.D.; April 14, 2021
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April 21, 2021
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