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Most people picture air pollution as something that happens outside—traffic exhaust, factory smoke, wildfire haze drifting in from somewhere else. And the outdoor picture is gen...
Read moreCandles, incense, and air fresheners are beloved for creating ambiance and masking odors, but many of these seemingly harmless products release hidden pollutants into your indoor air.
Read moreHave you ever opened the AirCasting map, seen those brightly colored dots, and wondered what they mean? Each dot shows the local air quality, scored on the Air Quality Index (AQI). Once you can read the colors, you can make smarter, healthier choices about the air around you.
Read moreAirCasting Actions is a free resource for helping you and your community actively understand the air you are breathing and start taking action to improve it. Whether you’re a co...
Read moreAirCasting Youth is an educational program for high school students that teaches how to build AirCasting air quality instruments, develop air quality monitoring plans, utilize t...
Read moreIn the spring we had lots of fun teaching students how to make AirCasting compatible air monitors and luminescent accessories. For details on these educational programs, along ...
Read moreWe are delighted to introduce Go With the Flow, part of HabitatMap’s MapThink Toolkit series. Go With the Flow is a short-term group research project that empowers high school s...
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