Clean Air Day 2022 Celebration & Insights Report
Clean Air Day 2022 felt, once again, like the galvanising, positive day of action it sets out to be. After two years of COVID-19 restrictions and resultant online activities, it was heart-warming to see face-to-face events resuming, including an air pollution theatre performance, a clean air festival and market, school assemblies, public information events in hospitals and GP surgeries, workplace cyclist breakfasts and Parliamentary events - all sharing information about air pollution and encouraging people to act to protect their health. The buzz didn’t stop there, with 985 pieces of media coverage through broadcast and news article mentions as well as #CleanAirDay trending throughout the day.
