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Posts Tagged ‘PM 2.5’

Residents Across Five States Benefit From Local Air Quality Monitoring

By Willie Dodson | May 12, 2024 | 0

Through the Upper South and Appalachia Citizen Air Monitoring Project, community members and organizations are collecting data about local air quality.

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As EPA Prepares to Update Federal Air Quality Limits, Coal Dust Looms Large in Eunice

By Willie Dodson | August 25, 2022 | 0
gray dust hovers between two trees

Frustrated with constant coal dust, residents of Eunice, West Virginia, asked the state to install an air quality monitoring device in their community. The request was denied.

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