Redefining Air

Past Lessons, Present Actions, Future Possibilities

January 10, 2025

IIMA Ventures, Ahmedabad

Overview

Air is the essence of life, yet when we think about it today, the image that comes to mind is often tainted by pollution. Clean air—a fundamental right—has become a distant memory for many, replaced by the acceptance of polluted skies as the norm. This event is a call to change that narrative, redefine our perspectives on air, and inspire a collective vision for a cleaner, healthier future.

The theme, "Redefining Air: Past Lessons, Present Actions, Future Possibilities," was chosen to rethink the progress made, address the challenges of today, and explore sustainable solutions for tomorrow. The air quality we breathe is a shared responsibility that connects us all; cleaning it is not just an environmental issue but a matter of public health and global well-being.

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About the event

This conference is a powerful convergence of thought leaders, policymakers, researchers, and innovators, all united by a commitment to improving air quality. It’s an unparalleled opportunity to:

Engage with the brightest minds in air quality management.
Learn from experts about cutting-edge advancements and real-world solutions.
Collaborate on actionable strategies that drive meaningful change.

Every session, panel discussion, and expert lecture is designed to empower you with knowledge and tools to make a lasting impact—on the environment, your community, and the future. This event is not just about addressing the challenges of today; it’s about shaping the possibilities of tomorrow.

The future of clean air begins with each of us. Together, we can redefine how we perceive, manage, and protect this vital resource for generations to come. Join us and be part of the conversation that reshapes the air we breathe.

Who should attend?

This workshop will focus on the exchange of information about air sensors and community air monitoring. The event is intended for sensor users who are responsible for installing air sensor networks, reviewing data, communicating results, and facilitating outcomes. This likely includes:

Community air monitoring stakeholders and organizations.
EPA’s Enhanced Air Monitoring for Communities grant recipients.
Experts and researchers focused on air sensor networks and other related topics.
Air sensor network data managers and data aggregators.
State, local, and tribal air agencies.
Consulting agencies who assist stakeholders with air sensor networks.
Air sensor manufacturers.
EPA headquarters and Regional Office staff.
International air quality agency staff.
Educators
Students

Who should attend?

This workshop will focus on the exchange of information about air sensors and community air monitoring. The event is intended for sensor users who are responsible for installing air sensor networks, reviewing data, communicating results, and facilitating outcomes. This likely includes:

Community air monitoring stakeholders and organizations.
EPA’s Enhanced Air Monitoring for Communities grant recipients.
Experts and researchers focused on air sensor networks and other related topics.
Air sensor network data managers and data aggregators.
State, local, and tribal air agencies.
Consulting agencies who assist stakeholders with air sensor networks.
Air sensor manufacturers.
EPA headquarters and Regional Office staff.
International air quality agency staff.
Educators
Students

Meet the speakers

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