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Watch the myAir team talk about how they developed the free myAir app for safe outdoor enjoyment. We talk about how the app works and how easy it is use. Download the myAir air quality app now from the Google Play or Apple App stores.
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Creators of myAir app John Yoon and Steve Packham explain how their mobile app helps you know the effects of air pollution on your health and allows you to customize a plan for your outdoor exercise. Learn about the importance of monitoring air pollution in your city. Download the myAir app from the Google Play or Apple App stores.
The myAir air quality app combines government air quality data with your individual information to help you make informed health and exercise decisions.
Doug Fabrizio talks with Salt Lake Tribune reporter, Judy Fahys, and myAir chief scientist, Steve Packham, about the differences between summer and winter air quality. Although winter tends to get a bad rap for air pollution with it’s gray, hazy smog, summer has effects of its own: dangerous, invisible ozone. Steve tells us why ozone is more dangerous than pollutants such as PM10 and PM2.5. Later John Yoon discusses the myAir app and how it can help you deal with effects of air pollution.
The myAir air quality app combines your information with the most current air quality readings from EPA monitoring sites in your area. Your unique height, weight, and age combine to create a specific air pollution tolerance level based on local air quality. These factors allow the myAir app to give you customized information about how long you can stay active and how hard you can play. By monitoring air pollution, myAir lets you know if you need to finish your outdoor activity early or if it’s safe to run another lap, bike another mile, or score another goal.
