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Virginians for Healthy Air

Who We Are

Virginians for Healthy Air is a network of Virginia businesses, civic groups, and nonprofit organizations that share the vision of healthy air for the Commonwealth and for Virginia’s national parks, including Shenandoah. To read a fact sheet on Virginians for Healthy Air click here.

Members of the Virginia for Healthy Air currently include bed and breakfasts, wineries, summer camps, and other local businesses from across the state.   Meet the members of Virginians for Healthy Air.  Add your Virginia business today!

What We Do

Virginians for Healthy Air are teaming up with NPCA to help advance clean air for our national parks and Virginia.  Virtually all of the air pollution that enters the parks comes from sources outside their boundaries. Therefore, the entire state will see benefits as we work to meet the goals of clean air and clear vistas in our parks. 

In order to accomplish these goals network members are updated on how to get involved at both the state and national level in efforts to clear the air. 

How You Can Help

If you are a member of a civic organization, local government, or church urge your group to join the network today.  If you own a Virginia business you can sign up online. For more information please contact Erin St. John at 304.469.4433 or estjohn@npca.org.

Additional Resources

Unnatural Disaster: Global Warming and Our National Parks
July 2007
Although the situation seems dire, NPCA's report says we can still halt the most severe effects of climate change if we take action now.

Turning Point
August 2006
NPCA's report reveals air pollution is a system-wide challenge for the national parks with one in three parks--more than 150 of the 390 national park units in the National Park System--located in parts of the country where air pollution exceeds federal standards.


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