WTVM, "Work from home, save money and time"
8.25.10 — Laura Ann Sills covers some of the benefits of working from home and how The Clean Air Campaign can help a company establish a telework program.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, "More smog forecast for Tuesday as sun cooks tailpipe emissions"
8.23.10 — Ty Tagami reports on metro Atlanta's latest code orange Smog Alert and how The Clean Air Campaign is encouraging employers to help reduce pollution by supporting telework for their employees.
The Daily Tribune News, "'Dog Days' of Summer, smog levels exceed last year's tally"
8.17.10 — Matt Shinall writes about air quality this smog season and how The Clean Air Campaign is trying to improve it by hosting Georgia Telework Week, which employers are encouraged to support.
WABE, "Air Quality on Track to be Dirtier Than Last Year"
8.12.10 — Michelle Wirth interviews The Clean Air Campaign's executive director Kevin Green about air quality violations this year compared to last year.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, "Atlanta matches last year's bad air days and smog season isn't over"
8.12.10 — Ty Tagami compares the number of poor air quality days this smog season to last year.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, "Atlanta air dirtier than last year"
8.11.10 — Ty Tagami reports on the longest stretch of Smog Alerts since 2008.
Gwinnett Daily Post, "Back to school means more smog"
8.11.10 — Heather Darenberg reports on this summer's air quality issues and what some schools are doing to help.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, "Stay Indoors- More Ozone-Laden Smog Expected"
8.10.10 — Ty Tagami interviews Brian Carr from The Clean Air Campaign about the string of Smog Alerts this week.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, "Code Orange smog alert for Sunday, Monday"
8.8.10 — Alexis Stevens reports on two metro Atlanta Smog Alerts and what people can do to avoid contributing to the air quality problem.
WGXA - NewsCentralGA, "Working World: Clean Air Campaign Benefits Employers"
8.2.10 — Linnie Supall explains how employers can save some green by going green with The Clean Air Campaign.
The Augusta Chronicle, "2010 already twice as smoggy as 2009"
7.30.10 — Rob Pavey reports on Augusta's air quality situation and how people can help reduce the emissions that create smog.
Government Fleet, "Georgia Cities and Counties Benefit from Commute Option"
7.29.10 — Article about The Clean Air Campaign's public sector campaign.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, "Code Orange Smog Alert for Saturday"
7.23.10 — Alexis Stevens announces a Smog Alert and provides suggestions for how people can help improve Saturday's air quality.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, “Smog alert in effect”
6.8.10 — Larry Hartstein reports on Atlanta’s sixth Smog Alert of the season.
Henry Daily Herald, “Henry ranks high in Clean Air Schools campaign”
6.3.10 — Johnny Jackson announces that Henry County has the third-highest participation rate among counties, state-wide, in the campaign’s Clean Air Schools program.
Marietta Daily Journal, “Green commute”
5.30.10 — Kathryn Dobies shares the story of a bicycle commuter and the benefits of riding a bicycle to work.
The Sun News, “Base traffic becoming a major challenge”
5.25.10 — Thomas Day writes about the traffic congestion problem at Robins Air Force Base and how the base is working with The Clean Air Campaign to encourage commute alternatives.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, "UPS helps Clean Air Campaign with $50,000 grant"
5.20.10 — Shelia Poole announces a $50,000 donation from UPS to The Clean Air Campaign to help promote its Idling Reduction Program.
Athens Banner-Herald, "A push to travel smart all week"
5.17.10 — Blake Aued covers Athens-Clarke County's Travel Smart Week, which is meant to encourage citizens to take alternative modes of transportation.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, "Easing congestion depends on you"
5.11.10 — Executive Director Kevin Green explains in this opinion article about the future of our commute to work and what people can do to help ease the situation.
Romes News-Tribune, "Rome's ozone level exceeds federal standard today"
5.9.10 — Doug Walker writes about Rome exceeding federal air quality standards two days in a row.
Gainesville Times, "Orange smog alert means it's best for some to stay indoors"
5.7.10 — Shannon Casas reports on Gainesville's first Code Orange smog day this smog season and what this means for residents.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, "Atlanta's air quality drops as smog season begins Saturday"
4.29.10 — Larry Hartstein reports on the start of smog season and Atlanta's recent air quality rankings for ozone and particle pollution.
Fox 5 Atlanta, "Smog Awareness Week"
4.26.10 — Executive Director Kevin Green is interviewed on Good Day Atlanta about Air Quality Awareness Week and what people can do to help improve the air we breathe.
WMAZ, "Hundreds Take Part In Middle Ga. Earth Day"
4.22.10 — Bofta Yimam writes about an Earth Day event in Macon where The Clean Air Campaign spoke with attendees and business owners about clean commuting.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, "Clean Air Campaign Offers Incentives for Shorter Work Weeks"
4.16.10 — David Markiewicz writes about The Clean Air Campaign's Compressed Work Week Leadership Initiative and ways employers and employees can benefit from these programs.
Fox 24, "Compressed Workweeks Can Help You Breathe Easier"
4.13.10 — Tyler Southard reports on The Clean Air Campaign's compressed work week consulting services.
Rome News-Tribune, "It pays to go green: Clean Air Campaign commuter program offers rewards"
4.4.10 — Doug Walker reports on The Clean Air Campaign's work in Floyd County Georgia.
11 Alive (WXIA-TV), "Carpool, Vanpools & Telecommuting Are Options for C-Tran Commuters"
3.29.10 — Chris Sweigart shares suggestions from The Clean Air Campaign for former C-TRAN commuters looking for a new ride to work.
CBS Atlanta, "Group Offers C-Tran Riders Other Options"
3.29.10 — Mike Paluska reports on The Clean Air Campaign's efforts to help C-TRAN riders find new ways to get to work.
11 Alive (WXIA -TV), "Making Money on 4-Day Work Weeks"
3.11.10 — Julie Wolfe reports on The Clean Air Campaign's new incentive for companies to start compressed work week programs.
Gwinnett Daily Post, "Clean Air Campaign hopes telecommuters recognized"
3.3.10 — Deanna Allen writes about Teleworker Appreciation Week.
WABE, "Atlanta Region One of the Worst For Daily Commuters"
2.17.10 — Rose Scott reports on the Forbes study that found Atlanta to be the 58th worst metro area for commuters.
The Newnan Times-Herald, "There's love... in the HOV lane"
2.14.10 — Nichole Golden tells the story of a couple who fell in love while carpooling.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, "Love in the HOV lane"
2.12.10 — Helena Oliviero writes about couples who carpool to work together.
Gwinnett Herald, "Gwinnett cleans the air"
2.4.10 — In the past six months, fourteen new Gwinnett businesses have partnered with The Clean Air Campaign.
Gwinnett Daily Post, "14 employers team up with Clean Air Campaign"
1.29.10 — Deanna Allen shares that 14 Gwinnett employers have partnered with the Clean Air Campaign to reduce traffic congestion and improve air quality.
Gainesville Times, "The daily commute: Ride to work has gotten longer, more difficult"
1.24.10 — Brandee A. Thomas reports on how commutes have changed over the years.
CBS Atlanta, "Earn Cash for Commuting"
1.22.10 — Kim Fettig shares information about the incentives that commuters can earn from The Clean Air Campaign by clean commuting.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, "New smog standards equal new costs, but better health"
1.7.10 — Craig Schneider writes about some of the costs and benefits of stricter standards for smog.
Georgia Public Broadcasting, "EPA Wants Tougher Smog Limit"
1.7.10 — Melissa Stiers reports on the Environmental Protection Agency's proposal to toughen smog standards.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, "Don't sweat the snow, work from home"
1.7.10 — Jeffry Scott writes about how companies that are prepared don't have to worry when bad weather strikes.
Clayton News Daily, "Campaign: Fulfill resolutions with commute alternatives"
1.2.10 — Maria José Subiria shares how The Clean Air Campaign is encouraging people to keep their New Year’s resolutions to lose weight, reduce stress and save money, by giving their car keys a rest in 2010.