Ozone Education Materials Available
Resource materials to educate
businesses, community groups, and the general public about the
ozone problem in northeastern Illinois have been developed by the
Illinois EPA, the Chicago Area Transportation Study (CATS), and
the CATS Council of Mayors. Materials available include a 27 page
illustrated booklet, a 10 minute video, and a slide show. The
materials cover the basics of ozone, and offer suggestions for
ways the target groups can help reduce these air quality
problems.
In other education efforts, the Illinois EPA is planning an
intensive multi-media campaign for the 1996 summer ozone season
in the Chicago metropolitan area. Television, radio, and print
messages will focus on familiarizing the public with actions they
can take to help reduce ozone formation.
Additional information can be obtained by contacting Julie
Neposchlan at the Illinois EPA, 217-782-6936.
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