Bay Area Images

Recreation Area

Air Quality Fact

The earth’s surface and ocean temperatures are rising, with the 1990’s the warmest decade on record. Today, most scientists agree that man made (or anthropogenic) sources of greenhouse gases are, at least partly, to blame. The largest source of greenhouse gases in the Bay Area is mobile sources. Carbon dioxide is the most abundant of the greenhouse gases; however, other gases like methane and nitrous oxide are also involved.

Give Us Your Feedback



select


(500 character limit)
 

I would like a response.
(Allow 5-7 business days)
 

 

Utility Buttons

  • Email This Page
  • Print
  • Save & Share Share

Spare the Air Status

Wednesday, 5/23
No Spare the Air Alert in Effect
Spare the Air Logo
Air Quality Widgets | BAAQMD

BAAQMD Webcasts

Recent Webcasts

5/16/2012
Board of Directors Special Meeting
More Information:
5/16/2012 Agenda
(442 kb PDF, 8 pgs)

5/2/2012 Board of Directors Meeting
More Information:
5/2/2012 Agenda
(1 Mb PDF, 52 pgs)

4/18/2012 Board of Directors Meeting
More Information:
4/18/2012 Agenda
(4 Mb PDF, 315 pgs)

Board Archives

Agendas, Minutes and Media

HelpWebcast Support
System & player requirements, RSS feeds & mobile alternatives.

BAAQMD on iTunes

iTunes Audio Podcasts
iTunes Video Podcasts

Language Assistance

The Air District recognizes that to effectively reach and engage the diverse population of the region, it must strive to provide residents with meaningful access to services and with materials in languages other than English. The Air District currently has a number of practices in place for providing services and materials in languages other than English, to both the general public and the industry-specific populations that utilize its varied services, such as permit, compliance assistance and grant programs.

For assistance in other languages, call (415) 749-4900.

Para asistencia en español, llame a al (415) 749-4900.

Last Updated: 8/1/2011