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Attention Journalists
Clean Air Agency staff have extensive expertise in all aspects of air quality science and policy, including the Tacoma-Pierce County nonattainment area.
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December 2011
TNT Corrections for Dec. 10 story and Dec. 18 editorial
Guest commentary: We are concerned about our air, and we are in this together
Editorial: Way too much crackdown for a few days of bad air
Where there's smoke, there's sickness
Tacoma-Pierce County group looks to toughen burn-ban regulations, crack down on violators
November 2011
Gov't Gets More Aggressive To Curtail Wood Stove Smoke
May 2011
Wood stove program beefed up -- Clean Air Task force on its way
April 2011
Seattle-Tacoma-Olympia No. 18 on pollution scale
Guest commentary: It won't save money if we let dirty environment harm our families' health
March 2011
Wood stove smoke in Tacoma area has more health risks, study says
The Conversation: Superintendent Fired, Smokey Tacoma
Wood stoves big Tacoma polluter
Alternate format
February 2011
Air Pollutants from Fireplaces and Wood-Burning Stoves Raise Health Concerns
January 2011
Local governments struggle with air quality dilemma
The Love Affair With the Fireplace Cools
December 2010
November 2010
October 2010
Got a pollution-belching wood stove? Local agencies might help you buy a replacement
Wood Smoke Reduction Program on PCTV Windows Media version
Local agencies help Tacoma-Pierce County residents clear the air and keep warm
August 2010
Your Health: Air pollution affects brain, heart, blood vessels
July 2010
Urban air pollutants may damage IQs before baby's first breath, scientists say
