Residents of Pacoima, a neighborhood in Los Angeles's San Fernando Valley, are implementing a community air quality monitoring program to address pollution issues. The program, organized by the local environmental group Pacoima Beautiful, involves the use of Aeroqual sensors to measure air quality. Environmental project manager Shance Taylor is seen preparing to install one of these sensors at a resident's home.
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Pacoima Residents Utilize Air Quality Sensors to Monitor Pollution
In Pacoima, Los Angeles, residents are actively engaging in a community air quality monitoring initiative to combat pollution. The program, led by Pacoima Beautiful, utilizes Aeroqual sensors to provide data on local air quality.
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This US neighborhood is full of hazardous air pollution. Can a network of sensors make ‘the invisible visible’?
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Pacoima Residents Utilize Air Quality Sensors to Monitor Pollution