Summer 2006
 

Web Site Highlights: Choosing the right materials for your program

If you're seeking new ways to build an impressive, effective air quality outreach and education program—without spending a bundle—you've come to the right place! It All Adds Up to Cleaner Air has free, commercial-quality materials of every imaginable kind, including seasonally-themed flyers, transit ads, fact sheets, TV & radio commercials, air quality quizzes, Flash animations and more—the list is endless!

But with so many choices, sometimes selecting the right materials can be a challenge, particularly when all you need are one or two items.

To help narrow down your choices, you could always check out what other transportation and air quality professionals choose most often when searching italladdsup.gov for materials and support...

The top most requested It All Adds Up materials are:

Elsewhere on the Web

There are other great places on the Internet that you can mine for air quality information and public education resources. Some of our favorites are from longstanding members of the Alliance for Clean Air and Transportation (ACAT), a national coalition of public and private organizations working together to advance solutions to the nation's traffic congestion and air pollution challenges.

Try AirShare, a popular resource where air quality communicators go for the latest news, updates, and information. Local, state, and national air quality agencies and air-quality-related partnerships go there to share their air quality news items and public education materials. Many include things they've developed using It All Adds Up!

The Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers offers up-to-date statistics and fact sheets on fuel economy, clean fuels, hybrid technology, and other related information.

The American Petroleum Institute offers tidbits of information you're sure to find useful. While you're there, be sure to check out their new "Going Strong" TV commercial about using energy wisely. It'll look very familiar… think "trip chaining."




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