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  1. ​Personal Air Sensors

    https://airquality.mecknc.gov/education-engagement/personal-air-sensors

    Sensors may help residents better-understand air quality in areas that lack a comprehensive regulatory monitoring network.
  2. Charlotte Area Air Awareness

    https://airquality.mecknc.gov/education-engagement/charlotte-area-air-awareness

    Provides air quality outreach and education to residents, businesses and schools throughout the Charlotte Region. 
  3. Air Pollution Sources & Reduction Tips

    https://airquality.mecknc.gov/education-engagement/sources-reduction-tips

    There are several things YOU can do to improve our air quality!  
  4. Electric Lawn Equipment

    https://airquality.mecknc.gov/Vehicles-Equipment/electric-lawn-equipment

    Mowing your lawn for one hour with a gasoline-powered mower generates the same amount of pollution as driving your car for four hours!
  5. Energy Efficiency Resources​

    https://airquality.mecknc.gov/education-engagement/energy-efficiency-resources

    Reduced energy consumption means reduced air pollution from fossil fuel electricity production.
  6. Indoor Air Quality

    https://airquality.mecknc.gov/education-engagement/IndoorAQ

    Indoor air quality is very important, as we spend as much as 90% of our time indoors, primarily in our homes, businesses, and schools.
  7. ​Odor, Dust, & Visible Emission Complaints

    https://airquality.mecknc.gov/AQHelp

    Mecklenburg County Air Quality (MCAQ) responds to requests for service involving objectionable odors, excessive dust, or visible emissions.
  8. ​Heavy Duty Idle Reduction

    https://airquality.mecknc.gov/Vehicles-Equipment/idling

    Unnecessary idling wastes fuel, costs money, and pollutes the air!
  9. Asbestos NESHAP Program and Regulations

    https://airquality.mecknc.gov/regulated-industry/asbestos-neshap

    Demolition and asbestos removal activities are subject to the National Emission Standards for Hazardous Air Pollutants for Asbestos.
  10. AQHelp

    https://airquality.mecknc.gov/service/aqhelp

    Mecklenburg County Air Quality (MCAQ) responds to requests for service involving objectionable odors, excessive dust, or visible emissions.