Help clear the air
Combine essential errands into a single trip instead of taking multiple short trips to minimize car use. Fewer cars on our roads = less harmful emissions in our air.
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Avoid vehicle idling. Save gas and prevent pollution by turning your car off when you have to wait.
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Walk and bike more. When weather and air quality conditions are favorable, considering walking or biking for short trips around town.
Choices we make every day affect our air quality and the health of our region. The way we commute, the time we spend idling our cars and even the temperature setting in our homes can all impact the amount of ozone forming emissions generated on any given day. While the negative effects of air pollution are far-reaching, there are a wealth of steps we can take as a community to help reduce emissions and improve our region’s air quality.
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BUSINESSES
Simple changes in your business operations can have a positive impact on our region’s air quality.
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municipalities
There are countless opportunities for cities to join the regional clean air effort.
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Clean Air Twitter
- There’s still time to register for @CMT_STL’s next #TalkingTransit event on Wednesday, which will highlight the tra… https://t.co/zJO9ygSQnk 2 hours ago
- Unplugging devices and appliances not in use can save significant amounts of energy per household. After you’ve mad… https://t.co/vERMnTtwAO 1 day ago
- #DYK the U.S. produces the largest amount of plastic every year of any country at 42 million metric tons? Consider… https://t.co/mPwciahybC 2 days ago
The Clean Air Partnership provides free no-idling signs as part of the “Turn Your Key, Be Idle-Free” campaign.
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