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Different groups of people, especially children, older adults and pregnant women, can be sensitive to reduced air quality. more
We have been very successful in reducing air pollution over the past 20 years, however, air pollution is expected to increase in the future due to predicted hotter days, a growing population, more vehicles on the road and an increase in the kilometres we travel by car. We need to act now and create a better environment for our future.
No matter where you work, indoor air quality is important. more
Get informed about what pollutants we bring into our homes. more
About a third of the car trips made in Sydney can easily be done on foot or bike. more
Driving and maintaining your car smarter can save fuel and money. more
Workplaces can get involved and promote cleaner travel. more
If you do have to drive, plan your trip well and save time, money and emissions. more
Buy a newer, smaller car and save on fuel use and CO2 emissions. more
For many journeys, public transport can be quicker and cheaper than car travel. more
Using your wood heater effectively can greatly reduce wood smoke. more
The Air Quality Index website offers an hourly snapshot of air quality in NSW. more