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Publication and Materials
Destination: Clean Air
The District’s latest publication, Destination:
Clean Air, explains who are, what we do, and why we
do it. And, it features some local photos of
beautiful Ventura County locales.
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The colorful “Clean Air Placemat” shows Skykeeper
and his friends doing things to help clean the air.
The two-sided placemat asks the questions “Why is
the air important?” and “What can you and your
parents do to help clean the air?” Call 645-1415 if
you are interested in obtaining a placemat.
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The Ventura County Climate Change Almanac
The Ventura County Climate
Change Almanac is our latest effort to address the
climate change issue. It contains international,
national, and local information on climate change.
It also offers 63 actions one can do to reduce
carbon dioxide emissions, personal stories, and a
climate change timeline.
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Designed by Ventura County artist
James Graca, this limited film poster is the
marketing piece for the new high definition movie,
Air – the search for one clean breath. To
order a copy, contact Barbara L. Page at (805)
645-1415.
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2008/09 Clean Air Today
This is our sixth issue of Clean Air Today. It
was distributed in the Ventura County Star to 97,000
county residents on September 14, 2008. It
highlights 40 years of clean air progress in Ventura
County. For printed copies, contact Barbara L. Page.
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2007 Clean Air Today
This
2007
supplement
answers some questions about global climate change
and presents some actions individuals and businesses
can take to prevent it.
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Winner of
the 2008 International Mercury
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The Book Of AirThis won
the National Association of Government Communicators
Blue Pencil Award as best publication by a
government agency. It tells the story of “air” by
weaving together the history, myths, and science of
air quality. It presents clean air technologies and
transportation possibilities, and provides
information on the health risks of air pollution.
The book is targeted to the general public and
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7 Days to Cleaner Air.How do you clean the air
in 7 days? This 4-brochure series that gives a tip a
day on what commuters, consumers and individuals can
do to help our air quality. There is also a Spanish
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Air Town Folder.
The Air Town folder is a
complement to our Air Town activity developed for
summer camps and after-school programs. Call today
for your folder and we'll include some of our other
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Air Quality A to Z
The ABCs of air quality can be
found in this new and revised 2005 edition. Always a
popular piece at outreach events, Air Quality A-Z
covers a wide range of topics from health
information to air quality resources.
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Air Quality Index Card (English / Spanish)
It's important to know what's in the air you breathe. The
Air Quality Index is a color-coded scale of numbers
from 0-500 with associated health concerns for ozone
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Breathe in the world around youBreathe in the
world around you is the message in the District’s
newest poster. Designed by award-winning artist
James Graca of Ventura, the poster depicts air as a
fragile resource even for the most fragile of life’s
creatures. Get your copy to display as a sign of
your personal pledge to clean air. |
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Breath Taking
Air pollution is a breathtaking
experience. This new brochure discusses the health
effects of air pollution, specifically ozone and
particulate matter.
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Skykeeper Activity Book
Our most popular piece. Coloring and activity
book on air quality for kids. And there's a bookmark
companion piece.
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Regulatory Brochures
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- Air Quality Complaints: Explains
common types of air quality complaints and how to
report them to the District.
- Emission Inventory: Explains the District's emission inventory.
- Emission Offsetting: Explains the emission
offsetting program and details how Ventura County
businesses can expand and still protect the air.
- Permits: Explains the District’s permit
processing system.
- Notice of Violation: Explains NOVs - what happens
when facilities violate a District rule or permit,
or a state air pollution law.
- Rule Development: Explains the District's rule
development process.
- Variances: Describes the APCD variance process,
allowing businesses to "temporarily" exceed limits
set by state laws or APCD rules and regulations, and
allows the facility to continue operating while
taking steps to meet air pollution control
requirements.
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Speakers Bureau Brochure.
Our newest piece! Need a speaker for your
business, service organization, or community group
meeting? Then you'll need this informative brochure.
Fill in the speaker's request and mail it in. We'll
do the rest.
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