May I burn outdoors? Answers to this FAQ…
Spring is the time of year when we receive the most inquiries from area residents about outdoor burning on private property.
Yesterday’s winds caused a short spike in air pollution
Yesterday afternoon’s winds brought in dust from the Columbia Basin. The screenshot of the dust event shows data collected at Turnbull Wildlife Refuge. It...
Celebrate Air Quality Awareness Week
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and their partners are promoting Air Quality Awareness Week. To support these efforts, we’ll share information each day...
State of the Air report underscores wildfire smoke impact on air quality in the Pacific NW
Over a three year period, 2018-2020, Spokane had 23 days of unhealthy air quality due to wildfire smoke.
Winds can create dusty conditions; take steps to protect your lungs
This time of year, air quality can be affected by dust from windy conditions. When it is dusty, it is important to take precautions...
Air Quality Monitoring Stations
Spokane Clean Air maintains a network of air quality monitoring stations located throughout Spokane County. Stationary monitors measure concentrations of air pollutants of...
Air Quality expected to be impacted by windblown dust
Peak afternoon winds have the potential to transport blowing dust into Spokane from the Columbia Basin. Air quality may reach into the Unhealthy for...
Tired of your old flame? Replace it!
It’s the time of year when we starting thinking about the warmer months ahead (we get it!) While upgrading your wood heating device may...
Hotstart earns the 2022 Clean Air Award
Hotstart Thermal Management has been selected for the 2022 Clean Air Award in recognition of the company’s work that is improving air quality locally...
Now is the time to prep firewood for next heating season
Spring isn’t here yet, but it’s time to think about next heating season. If you heat with wood, now is the time prepare your...