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Nonilex

…A $20M #EPA #grant was cut for San Diego's Barrio Logan, a predominantly #Latino community w/high rates of #asthma. A major highway cuts through the neighborhood, which is further affected by #pollution from waterfront industry & associated truck traffic.

…A program to provide electric buses for Barrio Logan has been canceled & a long-planned community park will be significantly delayed or canceled, as will free electric shuttle service & home upgrades to improve #AirQuality….

#law#Trump
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Maggie Maybe

Hey there’s a fire in NJ that seems like a big deal (it’s the orange blob on this link.)

This specific website is pretty great for seeing air quality, though there are others that may be better.

If you are near this location masking outside might be a good idea today.

AirNow Fire and Smoke Map fire.airnow.gov/#7.92/39.832/-

fire.airnow.govAirNow Fire and Smoke MapThis map shows fine particle pollution (PM2.5) from wildfires and other sources. It provides a public resource of information to best prepare and manage wildfire season. Developed in a joint partnership between the EPA and USFS.
#NJ#fire#AirQuality
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Violet Madder

It's time to start digging in to my mask project!

I need good, solid resources to back up a presentation I'll be giving to the local public. What are the most reliable and ethical doctors, journalists, advocates, research, statistics, or sites that you've seen?

I'll be talking about air quality, advocating environmental justice through citizen science and mutual aid, and my focus is going to be ventilation and masking.

The program is organized by a local group of folks that started putting up air sensors all over town because of toxic chemical leaks from nearby refineries. They got a grant through a university, and they may be able to help me out in getting an air quality sensor so I can test the CO2 in local buildings. I'd also like to be able to pass out some mask samples. I've been trying to find info on other things like sip valves, elastomeric respirator exhaust valve filter adapters, good sites to buy masks and so on.

Since these issues got politicized and the CDC and WHO are increasingly corrupt/hamstrung, finding good info is a fuckin MESS. I could really use some help!

What's been very interesting to me is, the folks who promote masking are usually ALSO right on other issues. Masks are required at the local anarchist book fairs, for example, which to me says a LOT. The people I follow here on Mastodon who are solidly against genocide, fascism, capitalism, and lesser evilism are the SAME people who are solidly for issues like universal healthcare, right to repair, accessibility, direct action, labor organizing, etc etc-- you have a moral consistency that inspires my respect and hope, and I want to learn more from you!

Next post below will be where I list the sources I've collected, updating as I go.

#masks
#respirators
#ventilation
#COVID19
#covidCautious
#birdFlu
#H5N1
#measles
#publicHealth
#airQuality
#environmentalJustice
#mutualAid
#purpleAir
#citizenScience

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Jiří Eischmann

A local ordinance has banned grass burning because it poisons the air and kills insects, and there are organic waste bins on every corner. Unfortunately, the effect is just the opposite. People who aren't selfish idiots didn't burn grass even before, and the rest burn even more now to show that they aren't obedient sheep and that no one is going to take away their freedom to poison the air for their neighbors.

This graph shows what it does to the #airquality. It immediately jumps from OK to unhealthy.

A chart that shows PM2.5 levels. Most of the graph is in yellow (10-35) and then it immediately jumps to red (60-70).
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Bích-Mây Nguyễn :verified:

"The Environmental Protection Agency plans to eliminate its scientific research office and could fire more than 1,000 scientists and other employees who help provide the scientific foundation for rules safeguarding human health and ecosystems from environmental pollutants."

apnews.com/article/epa-science

AP News · Amid Elon Musk's DOGE cuts, EPA plans to eliminate scientific research armBy Matthew Daly
#PublicHealth#environment#EPA
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Ethical Revolution

London Begins to Breathe Better

[Read on Ethical Revolution]

A study by the Greater London Authority has shown that the city’s levels of lethal pollutants have substantially decreased since the expansion of the UK capital’s ultra low emission zone (Ulez).

The London-wide zone covers nine million people across 1500 km2, the world’s largest zone of its kind. 

The report shows that not only have deprived areas seen some of the biggest improvements but air quality has improved in all areas and at a faster rate than the rest of the country.

Nitrogen dioxide is down 27% since Ulez first came in in 2019. PM2.5’s (small particle emissions) are down 31% in outer London compared to what would have been without the Ulez expansion.

Speaking to the Guardian, Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan said, “When I was first elected, evidence showed it would take 193 years to bring London’s air pollution within legal limits if the current efforts continued. However, due to our transformative policies we are now close to achieving it this year.”

[Via Ethical Revolution]

Ethical Revolution · London Begins to Breathe Better - Ethical Revolution
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#AirQuality#London#NitrogenDioxide
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