Virtual Science Fair engages local students in environmental education
Spokane Regional Clean Air Agency (Spokane Clean Air) recently partnered with the Spokane Aquifer Joint Board (SAJB) to create a Virtual Science Fair Extravaganza....
The Great Spokane County Scavenger Hunt!
Spokane Clean Air has partnered with Spokane County Environmental Services and is excited to launch a community-wide, eco-scavenger hunt to celebrate autumn and all...
2010-2020 Wildfire Seasons: A 10-year Comparison
October 16, 2020 Although a month has passed, the days of very unhealthy to hazardous smoke levels here and across Washington state won’t soon...
Spokane Clean Air deploys PurpleAir sensors
This summer Spokane Regional Clean Air Agency (Spokane Clean Air) deployed three PurpleAir sensors at its office on Augusta. The sensors will capture air...
Visit our virtual Valleyfest booth
Each September we look forward to a booth at Valleyfest. Our staff enjoys interacting with individuals and families alike. We provide hands-on activities for...
We’re back in good air quality! Open the windows! Enjoy the blue skies and fresh air!
Spokane’s air quality is back in the good range! A reason to celebrate after week of very poor air quality. If you haven’t already,...
Wildfire smoke remains Unhealthy on Friday but will improve over the weekend
CURRENT UPDATE for Friday, September 18, 2020: Air quality could reach the Unhealthy range of the Air Quality Index at times on Friday and early Saturday...
Monday’s air quality improved slightly, still hazardous
Wildfire Smoke Update: Tuesday, September 15, 2020: On a positive note…..The 24-hour average PM2.5 (wildfire smoke) concentration yesterday (Monday) was 357.5 micrograms with a...
What’s the difference between the Current AQI and the Daily (24-hour) AQI?
What’s the difference between the Current AQI and the Daily (24-hour) AQI ? First – some quick basics about the AQI The U.S. Air...
Sunday’s air pollution was 13 times the national, health-based standards
Monday, September 14, 2020 Fine particle pollution measured in Spokane’s air yesterday (24 hour average) was 468.6 micrograms/cubic meter of air. This is more...