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This week’s average Birmingham Metro air quality:
53 - MODERATE. 🟡 this is the lowest average we’ve had in weeks.

An AQI of 53 falls in the “Moderate” range (51-100).
That means air quality is generally acceptable, but some people who are unusually sensitive to air pollution may experience health effects.

At GASP, we believe people deserve access to information about the air they breathe. With the help of our AirKeepers, we’re building a community-powered picture of Birmingham’s air quality.

Follow along each week to see what the data tells us about our air. 🌤️

We’re getting ready for NYC Climate Week! 🌎

On Monday, September 21, GASP Executive Director, Jilisa Milton will join frontline organizers and leaders at The New School for “A Bull in a China Shop: The Cost of Hyper Scale AI to Our Climate and Democracy.” Presented by MediaJustice The Solutions Project Tishman Center

This conversation will ask:
What does hyperscale AI mean for communities on the ground?
Who gets a say in what gets built?
How can communities challenge unchecked development?
What happens when environmental justice and democracy organizers work together?

Jilisa will bring Alabama’s environmental justice perspective to this national conversation.

🔗 RSVP: https://www.jotform.com/team/261748598662071/costofai_invite_request

This week’s average Birmingham Metro air quality:
58 - MODERATE. 🟡

An AQI average of 58 falls in the “Moderate” range (51-100).
That means air quality is generally acceptable, but some people who are unusually sensitive to air pollution may experience health effects.

At GASP, we believe people deserve access to information about the air they breathe. With the help of our AirKeepers, we’re building a community-powered picture of Birmingham’s air quality.

Follow along each week to see what the data tells us🌤️

This week’s average Birmingham Metro air quality:
63 - MODERATE. 🟡

An AQI of 63 falls in the “Moderate” range (51-100).

That means air quality is generally acceptable, but some people who are unusually sensitive to air pollution may experience health effects.

At GASP, we believe people deserve access to information about the air they breathe. With the help of our AirKeepers, we’re building a community-powered picture of Birmingham’s air quality.

Follow along each week to see what the data tells us about our air.🌤️

We’re brewing up something special! 🍻

GASP, Energy Alabama Cahaba Brewing Company ,
Hop City Birmingham are teaming up to create a b**r with a mission.

“No More Hazy Dayz” is a IPA where $1 from every pour will be split between GASP and Energy Alabama to support our work for healthier air and cleaner, affordable energy.

We’ll be launching “No More Hazy Dayz” at our mixer on Thursday, September 17 at 4:30 PM at Hop City!

Come grab a b**r, meet fellow supporters, and learn more about the work happening across Alabama to build a healthier future.🌤️

RSVP through the link in our bio

Clean air. Clean energy. Great b**r!

US gov't moves to suppress pushback on data centers by removing requirements for public input on pollution — EPA change would allow air pollution permits without publicizing them States would then need to choose if they want to solicit public feedback for permits.

This week’s Birmingham Metro air quality: 54 — MODERATE. 🟡

Today, we’re kicking off GASP’s weekly air quality reports, sharing the average AQI recorded across our Birmingham Metro community monitoring network.

An AQI of 54 falls in the “Moderate” range (51–100). That means air quality is generally acceptable, but some people who are unusually sensitive to air pollution may experience health effects.

At GASP, we believe people deserve access to information about the air they breathe. With the help of our AirKeepers (community members who host PurpleAir monitors on their property) we’re building a community-powered picture of Birmingham’s air quality.

Follow along each week to see what the data tells us about the air around us 🌤️