Our health partners suggest using HEPA air cleaners and limiting activities that produce smoke (like burning candles) can make a big difference during smoke events. See how you can make a DIY air filter https://t.co/FiBf12GTO7
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Based on state law, the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency is proposing to prohibit residential yard waste burning, including leaves, clippings, and prunings. If you currently burn yard waste, this change would affect you. Attend a pre-rulemaking workshop https://t.co/0eFCXity4J
If you or your family is sensitive to air pollution, talk with your healthcare provider before wildfire season begins. You may benefit from using an N95 respirator or other particulate mask during. https://t.co/YKE7DTLSF2
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Wildfire smoke can blow in quickly and linger. Stay a step ahead by checking our air sensor map https://t.co/WpmCt4RPkK. We also provide updates in case fires are burning, where smoke is headed, and how it’s impacting air quality.
Wildfire smoke carries the same health risks as wood smoke, except there can be a lot more of it. Smoke is full of small particles, which can be especially dangerous for sensitive groups. To prepare for wildfire smoke season, visit https://t.co/YKE7DTLSF2
Our Wood Stove Recycling Program is still going strong and it is not too late to claim $500 for recycling your wood stove. https://t.co/wVf1Ld7mof to learn more
New permits are open for public comments. During the comment period, the public is invited to submit comments on the draft permit. Visit https://t.co/jWvNMmvkFv to learn more.
Burning anything inside your wood stove other than dry wood is illegal. Moreover, not only won't you get adequate heat inside your home, but you also further pollute the air in your neighborhood. https://t.co/AORGlXElVp
Removing asbestos is tricky and anyone considering it should consult a licensed professional. Asbestos requires specialized training and equipment to handle safely. Improper removal can result in significant fines https://t.co/ysWTITaZWQ
Are you tired of heating with natural gas, propane, oil, or wood and live in Snohomish County? You can make the switch to an electric heat pump with 20-75% in savings, up to $10,000 of the project cost! Learn more at the next Info Session on 5/17 https://t.co/8FGdHLaPeF
Businesses across WA can now apply for vouchers through approved dealers. Purchasers can choose from a catalog of approved models and work directly with participating sellers to complete their purchase. https://t.co/hUCWylcNnr!
PSCAA is leading the development of an electric vehicle charging infrastructure plan for light-, medium-, and heavy-duty vehicles in the Puget Sound region. Join the Puget Sound Regional Electric Vehicle Collaborative email list: https://t.co/akLvaZc8AW
Curious about air quality or interested in teaching others how it’s measured? Our air sensor lending program offer devices for community groups, educators, and individuals to explore and learn from air quality data.
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The AQI shows how clean the air is https://t.co/WpmCt4RPkK. Green or yellow indicate good to moderate. When air quality is unhealthy for sensitive groups (orange), people with respiratory issues should limit outdoor activities. Red levels mean extremely unhealthy air.
Wildfire smoke can affect pets and livestock just as it does people. Keep them indoors during peak smoke levels and ensure they have a comfortable place to rest. Check air quality daily and take precautions. https://t.co/YKE7DTLSF2
#AirQualityAwarenessWeek
Diesel exhaust is the largest contributor to cancer risk from air pollution in the Puget Sound. Most diesel emissions come from freight transport, shipping, and vehicle travel, etc. https://t.co/peVvwhR1tX. #AirQualityAwarenessWeek#PugetSoundCleanAir
We prioritize monitoring fine particle because it has the greatest impact on health. Over time, fine particle pollution levels have been declining and remain below the federal standards. https://t.co/peVvwhR1tX
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Curious about the air around you? Borrow an air monitor from PSCAA and start learning about the air quality around your home. We also provide guidance on how to use them so you can make informed decisions.
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Even new buildings can contain asbestos. To stay compliant and safeguard both workers and the public's safety:
*Conduct an asbestos survey before beginning work
*Hire certified professionals
*Follow all notification and disposal requirements
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