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We use electricity and gas every day in our homes, which comes from burning fossil fuels like coal and natural gas. Burning fossil fuels releases harmful pollutants into the air, including particulate matter and ozone-causing NOx and VOCs. Reducing the amount of electricity and gas you use in your daily life alleviates the amount of air pollution caused by burning fossil fuels.
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Most of us spend a significant part of our day behind the wheel of a car. Cutting back on the amount of time we spend driving is one of the simplest and most impactful actions we can take to improve air quality.
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Just like gas-powered vehicles, most powered lawn equipment releases ozone-causing pollution into the air. Carefully planning your maintenance and making small changes to your lawn equipment can help make your lawn and your impact be a little bit greener.
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From food production and transportation to packaging and waste, the food we buy, consume, and throw out impacts every part of our environment, including the air we breathe. When we make responsible food choices, our health, our environment, and our communities see the benefit.
Eat at restaurants within walking distance.
Purchase locally-produced foods.
Bring lunch in reusable / biodegradable containers.
Only purchase food you will consume.