How you can measure air pollution at your home, school and improve public health

The AQMD has just received a grant for $750,000 from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to teach citizen scientists how to properly measure the bad stuff in the air in and around their homes, neighborhoods and workplaces.
“This research will provide tools communities can use to understand air pollution in their neighborhoods and improve public health,” said Thomas Burke, science advisor and deputy assistant administrator of the EPA Office of Research and Development. Learn more  .