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Northeast
Ohio: Breathe Healthy! The
2012 ozone season has ended on
October 31st. This also concludes
the 18th year of Ozone Action Day
program at NOACA. While the
remnants of hurricane Sandy pass
over Quebec, expect good air
quality levels in our region (the
counties of Ashtabula, Cuyahoga,
Geauga, Lake, Lorain, Medina,
Portage and
Summit).
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So
far in 2012, our region exceeded
the federal standards on 28 days
for ozone and 2 days for fine
particles. Fine particle
exceedances can happen through out
the year. If you are in the
'Sensitive Groups' category of
children, the elderly and those
with breathing difficulties, please
monitor your outdoor activity and
check live map of
air quality
readings.
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You will
continue to receive free email
advisories when the expected air
quality levels cross federal
limits.
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Help our region reduce air
pollution
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Carpooling
reduces pollution and saves money
too. Now, finding a carpool partner
is as easy as Point,
Click & Ride!
Click here to
register.
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About NOACA
The Northeast Ohio Areawide
Coordinating Agency (NOACA), in
partnership with the Ohio EPA,
the Cleveland Division of Air
Quality, the Akron Regional Air
Quality Management District, the
Akron Metropolitan Area
Transportation Study, the Lake
County General Health District,
and Ohio University, has issued
this message.
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Brenda
Walker
NOACA
Air Quality
Programs
216-241-2414
x282
bwalker@mpo.noaca.org
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Vijay
Nemalapuri
NOACA
Air Quality
Programs
216-241-2414
x321
vnemalapuri@mpo.noaca.org
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