Clean Air for Life
Air pollution harms health, damages forests and lakes, and lowers our quality of life. More than half of all Americans live in areas that don't meet clean-air standards.
Our team is working to change that by cleaning up dirty diesel engines and polluting power plants.
Transportation
Traffic Pollution 'Hot Spots' Endanger Public Health
Cars stuck in traffic pollute more. The latest research shows that the closer you live to a busy road, the higher the risk to your health. Congestion pricing is a solution that eases gridlock and cuts pollution.
The Problem with Diesel
Dirty Diesel School Buses Targeted for Cleanup
We're leading a campaign to reduce school bus pollution so children can breathe safely on their ride to school.
News & Publications
10/09/2008
Leading Global Environmental Group Praises Strong New Emissions Standards for Big Ships
10/02/2008
A Healthier Ride to School: Cleaning Up New York City's Dirty Diesel School Buses [PDF]
10/02/2008
Floating Smokestacks: A Call for Action to Clean Up Marine Shipping Pollution [PDF]
10/01/2008
Diesel Ships: Floating Smokestacks Next week, the international community will decide on clean air standards for high-polluting, ocean-going ships
09/29/2008
Ask Dr. John Our chief health scientist, Dr. John Balbus, answers your questions about school bus pollution and your child's health
For the Media
Air Quality Press Releases
10/09/2008
Leading Global Environmental Group Praises Strong New Emissions Standards for Big Ships
09/04/2008
Environmental Defense Fund Welcomes EPA Standards for Nonroad Gas Engines
Our Air Quality Experts
Kathryn Phillips
Manager, Clean Air for Life Campaign
James Wang
Scientist
Elena Craft
Air Quality Specialist

