Clean AIRE NC

A proposed change could eliminate vehicle emissions testing requirements in many North Carolina counties.

What could that mean for air quality across our state?

As policies evolve, it's important that North Carolinians have access to reliable information about the air they breathe and the factors that impact community health. While emissions testing requirements may change, the need for transparency, monitoring, and public awareness remains.

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CleanAIRE NC's AirKeeper Dashboard helps you visualize local air quality data and better understand the conditions in your community:
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We’re thrilled to officially welcome Tanya Davis to the CleanAIRE NC team! 🎉💙

As our new Senior Development Manager, Tanya brings a wealth of experience, passion, and heart to the work that fuels our mission. Her leadership will help strengthen and grow our efforts to advance clean air, environmental justice, and healthier communities across North Carolina.

We’re incredibly excited for all that’s ahead and grateful to have Tanya joining the team during such an important time for our work.

Please join us in giving Tanya a warm CleanAIRE NC welcome!

Climate change isn’t just an environmental issue, it’s a public health issue.

New research funded by Duke University is examining how extreme heat and air pollution impact mental health, chronic illness, and emergency response systems across North Carolina.

As heat waves intensify and air quality challenges continue, these studies help highlight the real health risks communities face every day, especially those already disproportionately impacted by pollution and climate change.

At CleanAIRE NC, we believe every North Carolinian deserves clean air, healthier communities, and climate solutions grounded in science and equity.

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From heat waves to air quality, Duke funds new research on climate health risks With philanthropic support, Duke University aims to turn innovative ideas into real-world solutions for the growing health impacts of climate change.