COACHELLA VALLEY
FOR CLEAN AIR
Urgent Action for Air Pollution and Dangerous Particulate Matter
Our Priorities
Coachella Valley for Clean Air encourages local, state, and federal agencies to work in partnership with Coachella Valley communities to:
• Find and implement solutions to reduce or eliminate particulate matter affecting the Coachella Valley after Hurricane Hillary.
• Conduct research on the health implications of air borne particulate matter, specifically PM10.
• Develop and carry out robust air quality improvement plans that significantly reduce particulate matter and ozone pollution.
• Review the toxicity of airborne matter emanating from the Salton Sea.
• Enhance environmental monitoring and public health protections to ensure communities are informed and safeguarded, especially those more vulnerable communities.
We Need Clean Air
Ozone and PM10 levels exceed health standards
Rising respiratory illnesses and health risks
Harm to tourism, workers, and local economy
"We will no longer accept denial, neglect, or slow moving policies that fail to address the crisis.”
— Councilman Toper Taylor
Who We Are
Formed in May 2025, Coachella Valley for Clean Air brings together cities and leading institutions to tackle the region’s worsening air pollution crisis.
Key Partners: Indian Wells, Eisenhower Health, Grand Hyatt, Renaissance Esmeralda, Visit Greater Palm Springs, Desert Valleys Builders Association, USC Schwarzenegger, Chandi Group
