NPS Air

@NPSAir

The Air Resources Division coordinates the National Park Service air quality health advisory program for ozone and particulate matter.

Denver, Colorado
nature.nps.gov/air
Joined July 2012
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  1. 29 Jul 2015

    ADVISORY: advisory is in affect at today. Levels are expected to be unhealthy for sensitive groups.

  2. 30 Apr 2015

    Reducing air pollution at home will help parks have clean air too!

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  3. 30 Apr 2015

    Pay attention to air quality and other safety advisories to stay safe while enjoying your National Parks.

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  4. In reply to
    30 Apr 2015

    . For the secondary ozone standard we support a W126 level of 7-9ppm-hrs

  5. 30 Apr 2015

    If air quality is forecast to be Code Orange or higher, avoid heavy jobs like mulching.

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  7. 30 Apr 2015

    Some parks like and tweet advisories using to let people know when the AQI is elevated

    1 reply 10 retweets 8 likes
  8. In reply to
    30 Apr 2015

    . We support a protective secondary ozone standard for ecosystem health!

    1 reply 1 retweet 1 like
  9. 30 Apr 2015

    Exploring nature is great for physical and mental health.

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  10. 30 Apr 2015

    Check out the NPS air quality webcam network: live photos and air quality data!

    15 retweets 11 likes
  11. 30 Apr 2015

    . To protect yourself while working outside check hourly smoke predictions at

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  12. 30 Apr 2015

    Smoke from increasing wildfires in some parts of the U.S. can affect respiratory health.

    2 replies 8 retweets 3 likes
  13. 30 Apr 2015

    .: Take more frequent breaks and pay attention to symptoms. Check the AQI.

    What's the best way to protect against wildfire smoke during the summer while working outside?
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  14. 30 Apr 2015

    .: If you can see or smell smoke, cut back on your activity outdoors.

    What's the best way to protect against wildfire smoke during the summer while working outside?
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  15. 30 Apr 2015

    You may want to hold off your biggest hike of the year on a poor air quality day. Parks have many options.

  16. 30 Apr 2015

    Parks are great places to hike, run, bike, kayak, and play!

    2 retweets 1 like
  17. 30 Apr 2015

    Air pollution travels to parks. Even some "natural" parks have air quality conditions more typical of cities!

    11 retweets 4 likes
  18. 30 Apr 2015

    RT → NWS: RT EPAlive: Did you know that AQI forecasts can help you reduce your pollution exposure.

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  19. 30 Apr 2015

    On most days, you CAN exercise outside - even when air quality's not the best. Just make a few simple changes.

    6 retweets 1 like
  20. In reply to
    30 Apr 2015

    . Clean air for parks means clean air for surrounding communities too!

    2 replies 6 retweets 3 likes

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