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We know you're busy. There are innumerable problems in our neighborhoods and around the world that demand our attention. With bills to pay, neighborhood gentrification, political strife at home and abroad, and the eternal struggle between NBC's Must See TV and ABC's 24 Hours O' Regis, there's just no time to concern yourself with air pollution, right? Well, you're never going to get anywhere with that kind of attitude, mister. While we here at AirHead are certainly grateful for all of you that are working to make your little corner of the world a better place, we also want to point out that improved air quality will help improve your community, whether it is global, local, family or faith-based.
Air links us all-we're all breathing the same stuff. (Unless of course, you've found a viable alternative. And if you have, feel free to give us a jingle. It might make our jobs a heck of a lot easier.) The quality of our air is a direct result of the billions of activities that we do each and every day. The choices you make that affect the health and well being of children, justice, sweatshops, globalization and workers rights, the economy, faith, and livability are often the very same choices that affect air quality. Understanding these links can be a powerful force for change.
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