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Clean Air, Healthy Future

June 14, 2018

Texans urge Gov. Abbott to act on harmful pollution

One Breath Partnership has released a letter signed by more than 3,000 Texans and 20 organizations urging the governor to act now to protect people from harmful air pollution before the next storm. Read more

UH student shares her air pollution story

Lydia Mousa shares how air pollution has affected her health and quality of life as a Houston-area resident.

Help us fund our Educational Programs

Children with asthma are most vulnerable to ozone pollution. Help us to educate them about their health and environment by donating to Ozone Theater.

Metro lets students ride for free this summer

Students from kindergarten through college can beat the heat while doing their part to reduce car pollution in Houston.

Greater Houston area biweekly ozone report

While the overall regional trend shows reduced ozone levels, monitors in Conroe and Aldine had readings that were high enough to be considered Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups.

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