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Clean Air Day is a time to recognize the importance of clean air for our health, climate and community.
Clean Air Day always falls on the Wednesday of Environment Week in Canada. This year, we celebrated it on June 4 at an event together with Alberta Capital Airshed, Alberta Lung, and City of Edmonton - Change for Climate, sharing information, hands-on displays, and ideas on how we can all help keep our air clean and healthy.
Let’s continue to celebrate the air we share!
The Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) is a measurement designed to help people understand what air quality means to their health. We’ve made an art installation to help visualize this.
Our AQHI light installations will be displayed at various locations. Currently, there's an installation located at City Hall, Edmonton Tower 18th Floor, and Edmonton O'day'min Primary Care Network Health Clinic.
Want to raise awareness about outdoor air quality in your public space? Contact us at changeforclimate@edmonton.ca to learn more about featuring an AQHI lamp in your school, workplace or community building.
Set up your own Air Quality Health Index (AQHI) light bulb installation using a WiFi-enabled bulb to link to the AQHI by following either the user-friendly tutorial, with easy-to-read instructions, or the more detailed AQHI Setup Guide.
Download the accompanying poster so others can learn what the light bulb colours mean:
Clean air is something we should be working towards every day. Here are some tips on how you can support clean air:
Get more environmentally friendly tips!
If you are calling from outside of Edmonton: 780-442-5311
| changeforclimate@edmonton.ca | |
| Phone | 311 |
