Today we hear from Dr. Eric Zee who specializes in pulmonary medicine at Stanford Children’s Health, Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital. He will share how wood burning affects children in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Infórmese sobre el Programa de Beneficios para Viajes Cotidianos al Trabajo del Área de la Bahía (español)

Apr 4th, 2016 10m 6s

Escuche a Juan Ortellando y Luz Gómez hablar sobre cómo el Programa deBeneficios para Viajes Cotidianos al Trabajo del Área de la Bahía ayudará aempleadores y empleados a mejorar la calidad del aire y reducir la congestióndel tráfico mediante e

了解有關灣區通勤者福利計劃（中文）

Apr 4th, 2016 8m 11s

請聽蔡旭娜和宋樹才討論灣區通勤者福利計劃如何利用公交系統、共乘、自行車或步行等通勤替代方式，協助僱主和員工改善空氣品質並減少交通阻塞。討論內容將以中文廣播。

Catherine Heywood, Visit Napa Valley, speaks about using transportation alternatives to get to and around the Napa Valley

Feb 8th, 2016 4m 15s

In this video podcast, Catherine Heywood, Director ofOperations for Visit Napa Valley, speaks with us about carpooling, car-freetourism, and using transportation alternatives such as the train, ferry, public transportation, bicycles or walking

Dr. Michaela Straznicka, Private Practitioner with Bay Area Surgical talks about links between wood smoke exposure and respiratory illness

Dec 4th, 2015 3m 36s

In this podcast, Dr. Michaela Straznicka, Private Practitioner with Bay Area Surgical with privileges at John Muir and Sutter Health in Walnut Creek, California, shares the similarities between woodsmoke and secondhand tobacco smoke. Dr. Strazn

Dr. Mason Turner, Chief of the Department of Psychiatry at Kaiser Permanente San Francisco Medical Center shares simple ways to reduce your commute stress

Aug 21st, 2014 10m 18s

Dr. Mason Turner, Chief of the Department of Psychiatry at Kaiser Permanente San Francisco Medical Center, and the Assistant Director for Regional Mental Health Services for Kaiser Permanente Northern California, talks about the stress and othe

Lisa P. Adamos, Representative, Idle Free Tri-Valley, talks about the public health impact of idling cars

Jul 28th, 2014 5m 30s

Idling is when a driver leaves the engine running and the vehicle parked. Every day in the San Francisco Bay Area, cars and trucks idle needlessly, often around schools and shopping areas where people congregate, causing air pollution and healt

Dr. Kari Nadeau, Stanford University School of Medicine, talks about the health effects of wood smoke on children

Apr 29th, 2014 11m 27s

With developing lungs and immune systems, children are highly susceptible to harm from the effects of wood smoke. In this podcast, Dr. Kari Nadeau, Division of Pediatrics Immunology, Allergy, and Rheumatology and Department of Pediatrics, St

Jane Warner, President & CEO of the American Lung Association in California talks about the health impacts of wood smoke

Oct 18th, 2011 8m 21s

The hazards of second-hand cigarette smoke are well-known, but many fail to realize that wood smoke contains a similar group of unhealthy compounds. The 1.4 million fireplaces and woodstoves across our nine-county region are the largest single

Woodburning: Regulations and health impact for the holiday season (Produced by Breathe California)

Aug 31st, 2011 7m 15s

In this podcast we speak with Kristine Roselius, Supervising Public Information Officer at the Bay Area Air Quality Management District. As the winter months approach, we want to examine the current regulations in respect woodburning. Woodburni

Cleaner Air on the Horizon: Electric Cars and Electric Charging Stations (Produced by Breathe California)

Aug 30th, 2011 18m 41s

As gasoline prices hover around $4 per gallon and car emissions continue to cause air quality issues throughout the nation we thought it would be a good time to explore alternative energy sources for automobiles. With this in mind, today we are

Jim Smith, Senior Public Information Officer, talks about the Air District's Air Resource Teams

Aug 30th, 2011 3m 30s

The Bay Area Air Quality Management District is committed to engaging the public directly in its efforts to reduce air pollution. One of the Air District’s innovative efforts to engage the public was the formation of local resource teams in 199

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