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Notice
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Prescribed Burn On Angel Island
The prescribed burn on Angel Island has concluded and will not occur today. The public may check current air quality at fire.airnow.gov.
Notice
Prescribed Burn On Angel Island
The prescribed burn on Angel Island has concluded and will not occur today. The public may check current air quality at fire.airnow.gov.
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California Hot Spots Program
Learn about the steps needed to find air toxics hot spots, assess related health risks, and reduce those risks.
A “hot spot” is an area where air toxics levels are higher than in the overall region. This may be caused by emissions from a local facility.
The Air Toxics Hot Spots Program requires permitted industrial, commercial, and public facilities to report on the air toxics they release.
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Last Updated: 3/27/2025