The data we need to craft the future we deserve
Get StartedBreathing Clean Air is Essential to a Healthy Life…
…but not all air is created equal
$600b
Annual estimated cost of air pollution in the US
McCarthy, Niall. “Report: Air Pollution from Burning Fossil Fuels Cost the Global Economy $3 Trillion in 2018.” Forbes, Forbes Magazine, 12 Feb. 2020, www.forbes.com/sites/niallmccarthy/2020/02/12/report-air-pollution-from-burning-fossil-fuels-cost-the-global-economy-3-trillion-in-2018-infographic/?sh=2ca5778d6f8a.
The Need for Neighborhood-Level Air Quality Monitoring
“Air pollution can be as much as eight times higher at one of end of a city block than another.”
what we do
Deploy
We design and deploy your neighborhood-level air quality network
Manage
We manage your community's air quality monitoring network from calibration to maintenance to ensure data integrity
Inform
We provide actionable insights and curate data reports to meet the community’s needs
Our mission
We aim to be a generational community partner to help establish a world where no matter what neighborhood someone is born in, they have access to breathing clean air.
The data your community deserves
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About Us
We exist to protect the 20,000 breaths a person takes a day, where the ones quality of life is largely determined by where those breaths are taken. Unfortunately for many underserved communities who are often overexposed to heavy trucking traffic and industrial activity, those 20,000 breaths a day tend to work against their wellbeing.
JustAir was founded with the belief that no matter what community one is born into it is their right to a life of breathing clean air. We are committed to the communities that we monitor, and unlike other air quality monitoring alternatives, we aim to be a generational partner to support generational improvements of the air we breathe.
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“Our air quality monitoring partnership with JustAir was an essential step towards ensuring that we create a healthy environment for all those who work, play, and live in downtown Grand Rapids.”
Let’s ensure that everyone is breathing clean air
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