The American Lung Association is targeting a young audience – 18- to 40-year-olds – with a PSA and app that provides current quality of air in one’s neighborhood.
“State of the Air” provides ozone and particle pollution levels, along with future weather forecasts. Users can receive alerts when air quality reaches a level deemed by the EPA as
unhealthy for those with respiratory problems. A TV spot shows a young man who collects jars of air from places he’s visited throughout the years.
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