
EVERY BREATH
IS OUR RIGHT
THE DARE TO BREATHE CAMPAIGN
We are fighting for the right to clean air for everyone, and we’re not afraid to hold our leaders and industries accountable. From our communities to Congress, we have the drive, vision, and people power to deliver clean air through life-saving policies, so that our communities, and all people, across the country can breathe and thrive, not just survive.
This is about justice.
This is about fairness.
Join us and #DaretoBreathe.
WHO WE ARE
We are Clean Air for the Long Haul — a powerful, diverse coalition of frontline activists and organizers from across the nation who have led the charge on Federal rulemaking campaigns to reduce air and climate pollution from power plants, cars, and trucks.
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FACTS

About 78 million people of color live in counties that received at least one failing grade for ozone and/or particle air pollution.
Over 26 million people of color live in counties that received failing grades on all three measures of air pollution. ALA

Burning gas in gas power plants releases carbon dioxide (CO2), nitrous oxides (NOx), particulate matter (PM) and other dangerous pollutants.

African American or non-Hispanic Black children have twice the prevalence of asthma (16%) as non-Hispanic White children (8%).
(NIH)

TAKE ACTION
More than ever, community mobilization is key to achieving environmental justice. We must rally across all levels of government to uplift frontline communities and solutions in the fight for clean air, environmental health, and a more equitable future. Your support and actions make that possible.
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