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Planes, Trains, and AUTOMOBILES
Your home is where you can make the biggest difference to the quality of the air you
breathe. But there's a lot you can do to improve the outdoor air too. Cars can be  sources
of outdoor air pollution especially if your average trip is under 25 km and if you are
often in "stop and go" traffic. Slow speeds = lower fuel efficiency = more
pollution. Anything that helps to save fuel can cut down on emissions. Keeping your car
well tuned can improve the air you breathe, save major dollars and give your car a longer life.
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This digital collection was produced under contract to Canada's Digital Collections program, Industry Canada. The web site was produced by a youth team at the Saskatchewan Lung Association.