Sign Your Name: Clean Up Southern California’s Air

Southern California suffers from some of the worst air quality in the nation, contributing to  asthma, heart disease, and other negative health impacts for vulnerable communities and loved ones, including children and the elderly.

Add your name to our letter as we call on the South Coast Air Quality Management District (AQMD) to move forward with two critical rules that will significantly reduce emissions in our homes and improve our air quality.

Dear Chair Vanessa Delgado and fellow South Coast AQMD board members:

Southern Californians deserve healthy air to breathe, and it’s far past time we clean up health-harming NOx pollution in our homes.

The air in the South Coast Basin has not met federal air quality health standards in the last 28 years, and stopping NOx means stopping dangerous smog pollution that affects our kids, seniors, and those with asthma or other health issues. As a Southern California breather, I urge your agency to swiftly adopt  Rules 1111 and 1121 to clean up our air and save lives.

This is a chance to improve air quality, protect public health, and make our homes safer.  I sign my name in support of clean air for our region—please do the right thing for our communities and pass these rules.

We must urge the South Coast AQMD Board—who are responsible for making it safe to breathe for 18 million people in the region—to pass these life-saving regulations without delay! Sign your name today.