Weather is unpredictable. Air quality shouldn’t be.

Get a breakdown of new air pollution findings in this year’s State of the Air Report.

Test your cold weather knowledge and find out how to keep your home comfortable when temperatures drop.

Hurricanes, wildfires and severe winter weather can be devastating to your indoor air quality. Here’s how to take control of the stormy situation and improve your home’s air.

Have some fun in the sun, but make sure to take care of your home’s air this summer! Here are four indoor air quality reminders for the summer season.

Walk through our home tour so you can optimize the best air quality this season.

Get prepped for autumn with these seven air aware steps.

Flooding can do major damage to your home’s fixtures, but it can also do damage to your indoor air. Here’s how you can improve indoor air quality when you’re dealing with mold, mildew or dirty water after a flood.

When it comes to caring for your indoor air in the winter, each room needs something a little different.

When you’re home-bound after major snowfall, these tasks will help keep stuffy, polluted indoor air at bay.

The stuff we use to keep critters outdoors isn’t always great for indoor air quality. Here’s how you can protect your home while keeping bad air at bay.

You can’t stop a hurricane from hitting your home, but you can better manage your indoor air quality during a natural disaster by completing these tasks.

What you need to know from this year’s air quality report—plus tips to take action now.

Contemplating international travel soon? Before booking that plane ticket, you may want to consider air quality and pollution.

Explore how climate change is shaping our air quality with key findings from two 2024 reports: State of the Air and Allergy Capitals.

Get ahead of fall allergies by understanding how and when they emerge.

Chip away at some major seasonal chores, one weekend at a time.

How does your area measure up when it comes to air pollution?

Summertime temperatures bring higher risks for your pets. Brush up on these ways to keep your furry friends safe this season.

Climate change and high temperatures are related—here’s how, and what you can do to care for your home’s air.

Many cities reported their highest levels of ozone and particle pollution ever. Is yours one of them?

How to plan ahead for cold weather extremes with these home safety measures.

With snow and ice comes a new set of air-quality concerns. Here’s what to look out for room by room.

Humidity hacks to adopt during the colder months.

When your city or community declares an Ozone Action Day, these guidelines will help you keep the air in your neighborhood safer.

Aim for home humidity control and improved air quality.

Discover what this year’s report reveals about the air you breathe every day.

Hint: It’s just as important as indoor air quality.

Say goodbye to summer and hello to autumn with this checklist.

Give your home an insulation checkup this winter to save energy and stay warm.

Seven simple hot-water tweaks to save you money and energy this winter.

Plug these important home maintenance to-dos into your calendar to keep your house in tip-top shape.

Even if you live in a mild climate, be sure to prep your home for cooler temperatures.

What you should know about daily air quality reporting.

Spend a Saturday afternoon checking these items off your to-do list to ensure a safer and cozier season.

Don’t just cool things down—improve indoor air quality with a smarter ventilation strategy.

When the weather outside is frightful, use these tips to help reduce indoor air pollution.

Tips to beat the heat without turning on your air conditioning.

Find out what this yearly report has to say about the air you breathe.

When your outdoor air is poor, there are actions you can do proactively help air quality.

Key maintenance tips to help keep your furnace in tip-top shape.

Complete these small repair tasks after a long winter.

Follow these three tips to get your home ready for warmer days.

Even if your hometown doesn’t experience wildfires, we all have the potential to be affected by wildfire smoke. Here’s how to care for your air, based on where you live.

From food and water to air filters and first aid kits, here’s what to have on hand for your pets during a wildfire.