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Resources for those affected by the Gray and Oregon Road Fires:
- Spokane Regional Long Term Recovery Group website
- Asbestos & fire damaged structures: FAQs
May is National Clean Air Month!
Did you know that most of our air pollution comes from our daily activities?
Air is a precious resource not to be taken for granted. During May’s National Clean Air Month, we’re hoping you’ll join us in doing your part to ensure clean, healthy air. The fact is, most of the air pollution created on a daily basis comes from our actions! People contribute more to air pollution than businesses. In fact, commercial and industrial operations account for about 15-20% of our overall air emissions, far less than people! Collectively, human activities are responsible for 80-85% of air pollution. You can make a difference – check out these ideas for ways you can help improve air quality.
News
ALA’s annual State of the Air report released today
Our Mission
“Preserve, enhance and protect Spokane County’s air resources for current and future generations.”
Spokane Regional Clean Air Agency does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability in its programs, services, or activities.