On the Air: Learn How to Fight Air Pollution In Your Neighborhood

To celebrate California Clean Air Day on October 1, learn how to affordably transition to cleaner energy - and cleaner air - in your home and neighborhood.

Many people think of cars and factories as the main sources of air pollution. But in the Bay Area, gas-powered appliances actually produce more nitrogen oxides (NOx) - smog-forming and climate-warming gases - than vehicles do. Replacing them with electric alternatives could save hundreds of lives each year in California.

But replacing home appliances can be expensive. And the Trump administration is cutting clean energy funding. So, whether you own or rent your home, what can you do?

This event will feature:

• A panel of experts, residents, and government leaders who will share steps you can take to transition your home off polluting appliances - whether you’re a renter or homeowner.
• Information and advice from service providers and community leaders