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Your Neighborhood's Air Quality

We combine data from our air quality monitoring network, NYCCAS, with other data to understand what makes air quality in one neighborhood different …

The New York City Community Air Survey

NYCCAS Report: 2008-2023 In 2007, the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (Health Department) established the New York City …

Real-Time Air Quality: PM2.5 in NYC

Fine particles (PM2.5) are among the most harmful pollutants. Long-term exposure to PM2.5 contributes to an estimated 2,000 excess deaths from lung …

Air quality

New York City’s air contains particles, drops of liquid, gasses, and other pollution that can affect health. Bad air quality can be particularly …

Air quality

Air quality is a measure of the condition of the air around us. The less air pollution there is, the better the air quality. Like many cities, New …

Health impacts of air pollution

Air pollution is an important environmental threat to the health of New York City residents. Exposures to two common air pollutants, fine particulate …

Transportation-related injuries

Traffic injuries are no accident. Like other public health problems, they follow predictable patterns and can be prevented. In NYC, traffic injuries, …

Tracking changes in New York City's sources of air pollution

Since we published this data story, some data in it have been updated. Get updated data on: Fine particles (PM2.5) As city life changes, so does its …

Breathe easy: NYC's air quality is improving

Since we published this data story, some data in it have been updated. Get updated data on: Air quality action days Fine particles (PM2.5) The air we …