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Think Fresh!
Air pollution may seem too big a problem for one person to make much of a difference, but it's our individual everyday behaviors that most affect our air quality and climate. Exhaust from our cars and trucks, chimney smoke, and smoke from outdoor fires contribute the majority of the air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions in our region. If we all made just one air-friendly behavior change, collectively we could make a big difference.
Think about it. If everyone burned one less gallon of fuel a week, heated their homes more efficiently or switched to cleaner energy, together we could dramatically reduce emissions of toxic air pollutants and greenhouse gases.
Think about the ways you can make a difference for clean, healthy air.
Think Fresh.
Think about idling less
One of the simplest actions you can take is to reduce engine idling.
Think about driving less.
Think about a "cleaner" vehicle
Cleaner vehicles = cleaner air.
Think about a propane fire pit or patio heater
Think about switching to gas
Other than electricity, natural gas and propane are the cleanest choices for home heating.
Think about using less energy, more wisely
