Happy Holidays from Heartland Air Monitoring Partnership (HAMP). We monitor and collect air quality data 24 hours a day, all week. Data from HAMP 7 locations are used to calculate the Air Quality Health Index. Find out more: https://t.co/x0UJe7ie4x #HAMP#SupportYourAirshed
Did you know – The Alberta Airsheds Council is a formal alliance dedicated to serving our members by leveraging resources, building capacity, and facilitating strategic collaboration with external stakeholders. Read more here: https://t.co/VCvYfNt9iH
Because healthy communities need clean air, The Alberta Airsheds Council is working together for clean air. Find out more here: https://t.co/VCvYfNsBt9. #AAC#WorkTogether
🌿 Trees are considered nature’s air purifiers, and they can have a positive effect on the environment. Support tree planting initiatives in your community. #LetsGetPlanting#GreenLiving#BreatheClean#AAC
Individuals can take action to reduce the impacts of climate change at home, on the road, at work and at play. Find out more here: https://t.co/tqMWP9TOv6
Air pollution can lead to several health issues, including respiratory problems, allergies and more. Here’s an easy AQHI chart that shows risk levels and how you can adjust your activities accordingly: https://t.co/xUxxG6o1nB
Join Alberta Capital Airshed at the Clean Air Forum! Address the growing challenges of air quality in Alberta caused by wildfire smoke, wintertime smog, and industrial odours. For more information, and to register, visit Clean Air Forum - Alberta Capital Airshed.
Learn about the adverse effects of wildfire smoke on the human body from this clean air webinar on "Navigating Indoor-Outdoor Air Quality Amid Wildfire Smoke". https://t.co/MGTdI6i3BA
Join Alberta Capital Airshed at the Clean Air Forum! Discover, engage, and collaborate at the Clean Air Forum. For more information, and to register, visit Clean Air Forum - Alberta Capital Airshed.
Radon is a radioactive gas that causes cancer. Any home, school, office, or other building can have high radon levels. Test your home regularly for radon. Check here for more information: https://t.co/ffgBVGMYGI
Let's clear the air! 📷📷 Carpools for the win! As you commute to school or work - Share the ride, reduce emissions, and create a stronger sense of community by carpooling. Let's work together to clear the air in our airshed. Share this post to inspire others 📷📷 #CarpoolHeroes
🚘❌ Idle-free zones are the way to go! Parents, remember to turn off your engines when waiting to pick up your kids. Every little effort counts in maintaining a clean and green Airshed. 💚🌳 #IdleFreeZone#AirQualityMatters#abairmatters#saveyou$
Did you know: The Air Quality 101 Teacher’s Guide introduces students to the various ways human activities and natural events can impact the quality of our air. It is part of the larger Science 30 learning package. The Guide can be used for both in-class or online instruction.
Consider reducing or rescheduling strenuous activities outdoors if you are experiencing symptoms. No need to modify your usual outdoor activities unless you experience symptoms such as coughing and throat at https://t.co/uOSqc1vr9a
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Did you know - A comprehensive package of educational materials called “Air: Our Invisible Connection’ is available online for teachers and students. Check here for this package: https://t.co/HDCrw9KvkF