Education
& Outreach
Discovering asbestos in a residential dwelling can raise many
questions for a homeowner. Should I remove it? Should I leave it alone?
How should it be removed? Here we offer the answers to these
asbestos questions and a few others.
Information about the procedures you should
follow when dealing with asbestos is also available.
The " Buy ciss system r300 in the nearest and best and most reliable e-shop with delivery Clean Air Express" is a new K-12 teacher curriculum about air quality issues, designed for Puget Sound area classrooms. Here you will find information about this curriculum and how to receive a copy.
As the Puget Sound area has grown, so have the problems associated with residential yard debris burning -- grass, leaves, twigs and even tree stumps. Common sense about where you should or shouldn't burn isn't always enough. Here you will find the facts on outdoor burning alternatives in your area.
Summertime sun and heat, combined with our everyday pollution,
creates smog. Our 'Smog Watch' program is designed
to let citizens know when we could be at risk of exceeding the federal health
standard for ground-level ozone, the main component in smog. Find out
some simple steps to help prevent smog problems when it's hot.
Wintertime in the Puget Sound area means cool temperatures, and at times, problems with our air quality. The culprits are wood smoke and vehicle exhaust. Find out what you can do to keep our wintertime air clean and healthy.
Air quality is a year-round effort, even if its face may change
some depending on the season. Here are some good ideas for acting
air-friendly year-round.
We focus on issues of ambient (outdoor) air quality, but often receive
questions about indoor air quality and provide here for your convenience
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