Clean Air Carolina
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Founded in 2003 by a group of passionate volunteers determined to improve the quality of Mecklenburg County's air, the non-profit Clean Air Carolina now champions a statewide initiative to raise North Carolina's air quality to exceed that of scientific recommendations.
Stations
Clean Air Carolina - Greensboro Science Museum
Greensboro, USA
Clean Air Carolina - Brunswick County
Southport, USA
Clean Air Carolina - Hendersonville
Hendersonville, USA
Clean Air Carolina - Howe Creek
Ogden, USA
Clean Air Carolina Surf City
Hampstead, USA
Clean Air Carolina - Community Drive
Goldsboro, USA
Clean Air Carolina - Coulwood West
Mount Holly, USA
Clean Air Carolina - Stanly County
Albemarle, USA
Sunset Park
Wilmington, USA
Clean Air Carolina - Highlands Biological Station
Highlands, USA
Clean Air Carolina & ECU - Sadie Saulter Elementary
Greenville, USA
Clean Air Carolina - Forsyth County
Winston-Salem, USA
Braswell Memorial Library
Rocky Mount, USA
Clean Air Carolina - North Old NC Highway 16
Millers Creek, USA
Clean Air Carolina & ECU - EB Aycock Middle School
Greenville, USA
Clean Air Carolina - Slickrock Mountain
Burnsville, USA
Clean Air Carolina - Oaklawn Park
Charlotte, USA
Clean Air Carolina & ECU - GR Whitfield School
Greenville, USA
Clean Air Carolina & ECU - Grifton School
Grifton, USA
Clean Air Carolina - Tusquittee
Hayesville, USA
Edgecombe County Memorial Library
Tarboro, USA
Clean Air Carolina & ECU - CM Eppes Middle School
Greenville, USA
North Memorial Drive
Greenville, USA
Clean Air Carolina & ECU - Chicod School
Greenville, USA
Clean Air Carolina & ECU - Hope Middle School
Greenville, USA
Clean Air Carolina & ECU - Bethel Elementary School
Bethel, USA
ABOUT CLEAN AIR CAROLINA
Our Mission
To ensure cleaner air quality for all North Carolinians through education and advocacy and by working with our partners to reduce sources of pollution.
Our Vision
We envision a future in which residents understand the connection between clean air and physical health and are working to ensure North Carolina’s air quality meets or exceeds science-based air quality standards that protect public, environmental and economic health.
WE’RE WORKING TO ENSURE NORTH CAROLINA’S AIR QUALITY EXCEEDS SCIENCE-BASED AIR QUALITY STANDARDS
While air quality has improved significantly since the 90s, there is more work to be done. In order to maintain this trend of of better air quality, we must continue to advocate for strong air quality regulations.
Our Air Quality Monitoring Network
| Albemarle | Asheville | Belville |
| Brevard | Canton | Charlotte |
| Cullowhee | Durham | Edenton |
| Foscoe | Greensboro | Hendersonville |
| Holly Springs | Kenansville | Kill Devil Hills |
| King | Lenoir | Marshall |
| Mount Holly | Mount Olive | Murphy |
| Myrtle Grove | Otto | Princeton |
| Roanoke Rapids | Robbinsville | Roxboro |
| Rutherfordton | Southport | Spruce Pine |
| Statesville | Taylorsville | Trenton |
| Valley Hill | Winston Salem | Wrightsville Beach |
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