California's air quality is on a downward trend, and a new study by the First Street Foundation warns it could worsen over the next 30 years. The Golden State is already experiencing more days with poor air quality than the rest of the U.S., and factors like increasing wildfires and extreme heat events are set to make things even tougher.
Climate change is playing a major role, with extreme heat, drought, and wildfires driving up pollutant levels. This surge is undoing the progress California made through stringent regulations and policies in previous decades. The First Street Foundation’s report highlights the urgent need for innovative solutions to combat these environmental challenges and protect the health of Californians. Stay tuned and stay informed!
The Golden State is already experiencing more days with poor air quality than the rest of the U.S., and factors like increasing wildfires and extreme heat events are set to make things even tougher. 
The First Street Foundation’s report highlights the urgent need for innovative solutions to combat these environmental challenges and protect the health of Californians. Stay tuned and stay informed! 
