Ground-Level Ozone 101

What's up in public health this week? Ground-level ozone is Larimer County's most pressing air quality issue. This week, we're joined by Mike Silverstein and Kelsey Simpkins from the Regional Air Quality Council. Mike serves as their Executive Director and Kelsey is the RAQC's Communications and Program Manager. They explain how ground-level ozone forms, how it impacts our health, and steps we can all take to improve our air. Resources: Sign up for ozone alerts: Text "BetterAirCO" to 21000 or visit simplestepsbetterair.orgLearn more about air quality planning and how you can get involved: raqc.org/aq-planningLearn more about RAQC programs:Simple Steps Better AirClean Air Auto RepairEngines OffAccessible Bikes for Community Do you have a question about public health in Larimer County? Or a topic you’d like us to discuss? Let us know! Email us at [email protected].