LATEST ANNOUNCEMENTS

Smog Season Starts May 1
04.30.08 — The start of the 2008 smog season also marks the introduction of more stringent air quality standards - designed to better protect your health. Read more about these changes and sign up to receive Smog Alerts today.

Thousands Walk for Health, Air Quality and to Reduce Driving
Metro Atlanta Walk There Challenge participants log more than 456 million steps
05.08.08 — Nearly 6,000 metro Atlantans accepted the Walk There Challenge.

Incredible New Program Unveils Secret to Losing One Ton!
Exclusive offer reveals startling secret to help metro Atlantans shed one ton in one year
05.01.08 — The Clean Air Campaign launches the “One Ton Challenge” to eliminate more than one ton of pollution.

Governor Designates a Week for Air Quality Awareness
April 28- May 2 marks week for air awareness as smog season 2008 begins
04.21.08 — Recognizing the effects of smog, Gov. Perdue proclaimed Air Quality Awareness Week.

IN THE NEWS

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, "First smog alert of season issued for Atlanta"
05.06.08 — The Associated Press says that metro Atlanta is under its first smog alert of the season, and a code orange warning on Tuesday means the air is unhealthy for sensitive groups.

Henry Daily Herald, "Campaign for alternative commutes to reduce smog"
05.03.08 — Johnny Jackson says that to offset pollution created by auto emissions in metro Atlanta, The Clean Air Campaign has created the One Ton Challenge to get drivers to use alternative means of commuting.

Gwinnett Daily Post, "Smog days expected to increase"
05.01.08 — Arielle Kass reports that with new regulations that lower the standards for ozone levels in the air, the number of smog days metro Atlantans see this season is expected to increase drastically.