Be Air Aware: An Air Pollution Education Program for Non-Formal Educators. Downloadable Educator’s Guide PDF. A 3-part lesson series for non-formal educators. Includes standards.
The purpose of this unit is to educate students and their families about the importance of clean air and persuade them to take simple actions that will help improve local air quality so we can all live, work, and play in a healthy environment
The purpose of this unit is to educate students and their families about the importance of clean air, and to encourage them to take simple actions that will help improve local air quality so we can all live, work, and play in a healthy environment.
This STEM Pro Live! will introduce you to Ben Davis, Maricopa County’s air monitoring manager.
In these two activities, students will explore two consequences of burning fossil fuels: air pollution and the greenhouse effect.
In one of Mexico’s most polluted cities, high school students Jesús Martinez, José Elizalde and Fernando Sanchez invent a paint that can remove pollutants from the air, which takes them all the way to the world-famous ISEF science fair.
Learn how air pollution can harm your health and the environment, and what EPA is doing to protect the air we breathe.
The Plain English Guide to the Clean Air Act provides a brief introduction to the 1990 Clean Air Act.
The Earth’s ozone layer protects all life from the sun’s harmful radiation, but human activities have damaged this shield.
Reduced ozone levels as a result of ozone depletion mean less protection from the sun’s rays and more exposure to UVB radiation at the Earth’s surface.
This page provides information on compounds recognized as ozone-depleting substances (ODS) under the Montreal Protocol.
The Atmospheric and Health Effects Framework (AHEF) model is used by the EPA to evaluate human health effects associated with a depleted stratospheric ozone layer.