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2026 Ozone Season Data Shows Poor Summer Air Quality in Denver Metro/North Front Range Nonattainment Area

Sep 23, 2026 | News Room - News

Media contact: Jenn Fields, media and communications specialist, jfields@raqc.org, 303-502-7342 Front Range residents experienced 66 days this summer with concentrations of ground-level ozone that exceeded the federal standard, placing the 2026 ozone season among the...

Colorado’s Clean Air Champions Recognized at Fourth Annual Event

Sep 22, 2026 | News Room - News

Every year, the Regional Air Quality Council recognizes the exceptional efforts of a handful of individuals and organizations in our community working toward cleaner air for all. On Sept. 15, 2026, the RAQC presented awards to 15 Colorado Clean Air Champions at its...

New report quantifies health costs of high ozone on Front Range residents  

Aug 4, 2026 | News Room - News, News Room - Press Releases

RAQC media contact: Jenn Fields, jfields@raqc.org A new report has been completed by researchers at the Colorado School of Public Health entitled “Ozone in the Denver Metro North Front Range: A Health Impact Assessment.” The report is an analysis of the health costs...

RAQC Staff Featured On Larimer County Podcast, Healthier Together

Jun 25, 2026 | News Room - News

Ground-level ozone is Larimer County’s most pressing air quality issue, which reaches unhealthy levels in the summer months. Larimer County is also part of the Colorado Front Range Ozone Nonattainment Area, in which the Regional Air Quality Council works to...

Stay informed this summer: Your guide to understanding ozone pollution and smoke impacts on air quality in Colorado

May 28, 2026 | News Room - News, News Room - Press Releases

           For immediate release RAQC media contact: Jenn Fields, jfields@raqc.org CDPHE media contact: Zachary Aedo, zachary.aedo@state.co.us PDF file: Información en español. Denver (May 28, 2026): The Colorado Air Pollution Control Division and the Regional Air...
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