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Air pollution levels in Mariupol, with a population of half a million, is one Air pollution levels in Mariupol, with a population of half a million, is one of the 10 largest cities in Ukraine. Because of the stable operation of steel plants, the city constantly deals with various environmental problems. Currently Mariupol is the first city in terms of air pollution from stationary sources in Ukraine and Europe. Dust and gas emissions form heavy dark purple haze containing impurities in concentrations many times greater than the maximum allowable level.

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Mariupol has no equal in pollution by harmful emissions Mariupol has no equal in pollution by harmful emissions

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Join us We believe that people who work collectively to organize, make change, share Join us We believe that people who work collectively to organize, make change, share resources, and solve problems will make a positive impact on their community's health, environment and prosperity. By supporting us, you are supporting work that serves the public interest, in local communities and for all of us who live downstream. By donating your time, resources and money, you are making a substantial difference in the lives of people you know and those who are your neighbors. Everyone can help to improve the air we breathe, simply by implementing some or all of the following tips.

 There are simple steps you can take in your everyday life to help There are simple steps you can take in your everyday life to help improve air quality.

1. Walk or ride a bike when possible. 2. Take public transportation. 3. Organize 1. Walk or ride a bike when possible. 2. Take public transportation. 3. Organize and condense errands into one trip. 4. When driving, accelerate gradually and obey the speed limit. 5. Drive less, particularly on days with unhealthy air. 6. Maintain your vehicle and keep your tires properly inflated. 7. Support the Smog Check Program. 8. Report smoking vehicles to 1 -800 -END-SMOG. 9. Travel lightly and remove any unnecessary items that may weigh down your vehicle. 10. Limit idling your vehicle to no more than 30 seconds. 11. When in the market for a new car, look for the most efficient, lowest-polluting vehicle or even a zero-emission electric car.

The suggestions below will help reduce exposure in your home: 1. Turn the lights The suggestions below will help reduce exposure in your home: 1. Turn the lights off when you leave a room. 2. Replace energy-hungry incandescent lights with compact florescent light bulbs. 3. Ask your energy supplier for a home audit and inquire about alternative energy solutions like solar or wind. 4. Opt for a fan instead of air conditioning. 5. Use a programmable thermostat and set it to 78°F in the summer and 68°F in the winter. 6. Install low-flow shower heads. 7. Recycle paper, plastic, metals and organic materials. 8. Use an EPA-approved wood burning stove or fireplace insert. 9. Don’t use your wood stove or fireplace on days with unhealthy air. 10. Don’t heat your home with a gas stove. 11. Use a surge protector for multiple appliances and turn it off when products are not in use. 23. Add insulation to your home. 12. Wash laundry in cold water and line dry. 13. When ready to replace, look for energy star appliances.

14. Use a propane or natural gas barbecue rather than a charcoal one. 15. 14. Use a propane or natural gas barbecue rather than a charcoal one. 15. Microwave or use a toaster oven for small meals. 16. Have your gas appliances and heater regularly inspected and maintained. 17. Use washable dishes, utensils and fabric napkins rather than disposable dinnerware. 18. Choose products that use recycled materials. 19. Eat locally, shop at farmers markets and buy organic products. 20. Buy products from sustainable sources such as bamboo and hemp. 21. Use durable reusable grocery bags and keep them in your car so you’re never caught off guard. 22. Paint with a brush instead of a sprayer. 23. Store all solvents in airtight containers. 24. Use an electric or push lawn mower. 25. Use a rake or broom instead of a leaf blower. 26. Use water-based cleaning products that are labeled ‘zero VOC’. 27. Insulate your water heater and any accessible hot water pipes. 28. Eliminate use of toxic chemicals at home; opt for natural substitutes. 29. Plant a tree! They filter the air and provide shade. 30. Let your elected representatives know you support action for cleaner air

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