Dear Friend, On Tuesday, November 29th at Noon, please join Clean Air Council, Sierra Club, and Temple University to discuss how to use low-cost air quality monitors and learn about potential opportunities for free air monitors in Philadelphia and the state of Delaware. Reasonably priced particulate matter air monitors are currently visualizing local air quality around the world. Air quality monitors intended for personal use are widely available and Clean Air Council has concluded that PurpleAir offers the best mix of affordability, accuracy, and accessibility. Whether you are concerned about dust from a local construction project, a new industrial proposal, or simply want to be a part of this global network of community air monitoring, a particulate matter air monitor may be right for you. And even if you do not want to host an air monitor yourself, learning how to use the publicly available PurpleAir map can be helpful in understanding your local air quality. This educational online session will teach you how to use PurpleAir’s air monitors and visualization tools, offer advice on how to put this information into action, and offer potential opportunities for free air monitors in Southeast Pennsylvania. Please join us, November 29th at Noon. Click here to register! | |
Joseph Otis Minott, Esq.
Executive Director and Chief Counsel | |
