The North Dakota Department of Environmental Quality’s vision is for a sustainable, high quality environment for current and future generations.
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ALT The top of the image is a photo of a field in North Dakota with white text that reads, "North Dakota Coal Ash Permitting Program." There is a white EPA logo in the bottom right corner. The bottom half of the image has a blue background with dark blue text that reads, "Public Hearing," and black text underneath that reads, "Do you have comments about EPA’s proposed approval of North Dakota’s coal ash permitting program? Join our Public Hearing for the opportunity to have your voice heard! On the right side of the image there are three blue icons of a calendar, a clock, and a location pin. Black text next to those icons read, "July 8, 2025. 9:00 am - 6:00 PM CT. North Dakota Dept. of Environmental Quality Office, 4201 Normandy Street, Room 223 Bismarck, ND, 58503." Black text under that reads, "This is a hybrid meeting with in-person or online options to participate. Register online by July 3rd if you would like to attend or speak at the hearing."
ALT "Track Wildfires and Smoke Near You Using the AirNow Fire and Smoke Map", "A partnership program between the AirNow program and the U.S. Forest Service" A Hand holding a smartphone using the AirNow app with the Fire and Smoke Map on the screen. EPA logo and U.S. Forest Service logo.
ALT AirNow Logo. "AirNow" with AQI colors in a line below and dark blue curved lines extending beyond.
ALT Instructions for downloading the airnow app on your mobile device. "Head to your phone's app store and search AirNow to download, click the smoke icon on the bottom right of the app, zoom in or search for your city or zip code for smoke and fire information near you, and click or tap the globe icon in the top bar to select Español".
ALT "Asthma and Outdoor Air Pollution. Take steps to help protect your respiratory health from air pollution: Use AirNow to help you plan outdoor activities for times when air quality is better. Reduce your activity level when air quality is Code Orange or higher. Follow your asthma action plan. Respiratory symptoms such as coughing or shortness of breath are signs to stop your activity. Consult your healthcare provider if symptoms don't improve." AirNow logo in the top right. Outline of a person on the right with the lungs outlined in white. EPA logo in the bottom left.
