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Media Materials and Public Service Announcements (PSAs)
Who Should I Contact for Media Inquiries?
For inquiries from the media, contact Mr. David Ryan ryan.dave@epa.gov at (202) 564-7847.
For a complete list of EPA's Media contacts, see www.epa.gov/newsroom/contact-us.htm
How Do I View, Listen to and/or Order PSAs?
If you would like to order one of our PSAs, please visit - www.epapsa.com
(You will go to a TV Access website.)
The PSA viewing and ordering is provided to the EPA and its partner organizations through a contract agreement.
Media/Public Service Announcements
Read "The Inside Story: A Guide to Indoor Air Quality"
EPA has developed a wide variety of media materials, including public service announcements (PSAs) and video news releases (VNRs). The media materials are available in television, radio, newspaper, and print formats for posting at bus stops or subways. If you are interested in developing a story about IAQ, we will provide information and materials to support your effort. EPA can also help media representatives identify top scientific and medical experts at the forefront of IAQ research that address environmental health issues, including IAQ.
Asthma
2007: Native American Asthma Radio Campaign
2005: Fight Asthma Campaign Public Service Announcement
Available in both English and Spanish, you can view, listen, and print these PSAs (in both English and Spanish). The PSA is also available at www.noattacks.org/psa.html
Asthma PSA "Goldfish"
Radon
2006-2007: "The Surgeon General's Other Warning"
The campaign features the U.S. Surgeon General's warning that radon causes lung cancer and that you should test your home. These TV, radio and print PSA materials are available in English and Spanish.
2004: "Rooftops"
In this TV public service announcement, "Rooftops", the Surgeon General warns radon can cause lung cancer.
WAVE 4: "Take the National Radon Test: Man on the Street"
In 2001, the National Academy of Television, Arts, and Sciences bestowed a national Emmy Award to the public service announcement, "Take the National Radon Test: Man on the Street". The Academy recognized this PSA for its efforts to raise awareness of the health effects of radon on the individual and family.
"The National Radon Test: People on the Street"
This PSA is a compilation of real life interviews that dramatize what homeowners do and do not know about Radon gas. The PSA asks that all homeowners test their home for high levels of Radon gas.