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Air pollution doesn’t just affect lungs and hearts — it may impact how we think and feel, too. @bfrist's insights help expand this conversation. Cleaner air means healthier minds. Hyperlocal data can help us act where it matters most. forbes.com/sites/billfris…

Impossible to see, but dangerous all the same. Particulate Matter can cause significant health damage. Aclima measures PM2.5 so communities can make informed decisions about air quality. #AirQuality #PublicHealth #PM2.5

Read more about the heat wave here: sfchronicle.com/weather-foreca… And learn more about how ozone can impact your health: lung.org/clean-air/outd…

A heat wave is on the way, and with it, the risk of increased air pollution. Extreme heat increases ozone at the street level, which can impact local residents. It doesn’t hit evenly, that’s why hyperlocal monitoring matters, so residents can be prepared when it does.

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West Oakland residents have long shouldered CA’s worst pollution. Together with @WOEIP and Aclima’s hyperlocal monitoring data, the community has advocated for real change, resulting in decreased public health risks. Everyone has a right to clean air and it’s worth fighting for.

Cold weather can contribute to changes in air quality, and can trap harmful pollutants near the ground, making air levels unhealthy. This is why hyperlocal air monitoring systems like Aclima are essential to help communities stay informed. nytimes.com/2026/02/20/nyr…

Donald Trump's administration is falsely claiming that greenhouse gases are not a threat to public health — breaking the law to once again grovel to the oil industry. California will fight this lawless action in court.

Air pollution negatively impacts public health and local communities, but knowing where to find reliable info matters. Resources like Aclima’s block-by-block air monitoring helps everyone make safer, more informed decisions about poor air. Learn more at aclima.earth

California is taking a step to protect clean air for everyone. We’re grateful to CA leaders like @SenAlexPadilla who continue to push towards modernizing old air quality standards and protecting communities. A win for local health and all residents! ivpressonline.com/news/californi…

On Monday, California residents reported an odor in the air, prompting Benicia firefighters to measure air quality using portable monitoring devices to ensure no risk. This is why hyperlocal air quality monitoring matters. #ConditionsChangeStayInformed sfgate.com/news/bayarea/a…

Air pollution is complex and costly to public health. A @ShareAction report finds that air pollution remains a blind spot for investors. At Aclima, we measure pollution block-by-block to support a clearer understanding of its local impacts. Read more: shareaction.org/reports/a-brea…

Wildfire smoke has lasting impacts on air quality and public health for California residents. A new study links January 2025 wildfire smoke to increased emergency medical visits, it's why tracking local air quality is critical during wildfires and beyond. jacc.org/doi/10.1016/j.…

Air pollution is an underreported, public health emergency. A second leading risk factor for death globally, Aclima is committed to making the invisible visible with verified data, so communities feel empowered and protected. healthjournalism.org/blog/2026/01/w…

2025 was a year of action for clean air. As we head into 2026, the mission for quality air for all powered by precise, trusted data continues. Thank you to the partners and communities turning data into action for healthier neighborhoods — one breath at a time.

Parts of California hit unhealthy PM2.5 levels early Saturday, prompting EPA guidance to limit outdoor activity, especially for kids, seniors, and people with heart or lung disease. When particle pollution spikes, real-time, hyperlocal air data matters. newsweek.com/thousands-amer…

PM2.5 is the nation’s deadliest air pollutant. It harms hearts, lungs, and lives. Aclima measures PM2.5 block-by-block so communities, researchers, and public agencies can see where pollution concentrates and act with clear, science-based insight. washingtonpost.com/climate-enviro…

In Santa Ana, freeway traffic, industry, and airport activity drive some of Orange County’s toughest air quality challenges. Through the Statewide Mobile Monitoring Initiative, Aclima and CARB are helping residents use hyperlocal data to create cleaner, healthier communities.

Amanda Greenwood reports the “Unhealthy” PM2.5 levels hitting parts of GA & SC. When particle pollution spikes, daily life shifts fast — activity limits, reduced visibility, and health risks. Events like this highlight why clear reporting air data matters. newsweek.com/thousands-of-a…

Along the Salton Sea’s western shore, Salton City faces rising dust and pollution from the drying lakebed and nearby agriculture. Through the Statewide Mobile Monitoring Initiative, Aclima and CARB are helping residents turn data into action for cleaner air. #SMMI #CleanAir