
ALT A large conference room with rows of attendees seated, facing a presenter speaking next to a screen displaying a presentation titled "Burger Consulting Group: Systems Leadership Forum." The presentation includes various slides with text and graphics. The room has a modern design with white ceilings and patterned carpeting.

ALT Air Quality Index chart with six color-coded categories: Green (Good, AQI 0-50), Yellow (Moderate, AQI 51-100), Orange (Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups, AQI 101-150), Red (Unhealthy, AQI 151-200), Purple (Very Unhealthy, AQI 201-300), Maroon (Hazardous, AQI 301-500). Each category describes potential health effects, with a note on sensitive groups. The chart is labeled "EGLE.

ALT Air Quality Index Good ( quality considered satisfactory, and poses little risk. quality concern 51-100) acceptable; however, some pollutants there may moderate health very small number people who are unusually sensitive air pollution. likely affected. ( 101 groups* may experience health effects. The general public is not Unhealthy (AQI 151 Everyone may begin experience health experience more serious health effects. members sensitive Very Unhealthy 201-300) Health alert; everyone may more serious health effects. Hazardous (AQI affected. conditions. The entire population more than likely to be affected. EGLE. *Sensitive groups include active adults, people lung disease (including asthma), older adults, and heart or lung disease, older adults, and children









