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Local councils can educate the community about the effects of wood smoke and advise on how to reduce winter air pollution in their local area.

The following scripts are designed to be read by an announcer. You may be able to negotiate to have the scripts read as a community service announcement free of charge. Contact your local radio station for further details.

Up to $15,000 is being made available to individual NSW councils under the implementation project for the Clean Air Regulation Amendment 2015.

Air quality monitoring in Muswellbrook and Singleton, the major population centres in the Upper Hunter, indicates elevated particle pollution levels that periodically exceed the national air quality standards. While coal mines are a major source of particle emissions in the region, wood smoke from solid fuel heaters also contributes significantly towards particle pollution.

How the EPA manages air quality in the different regions of NSW.

Minimising particulate pollution at coal mines is a priority for the EPA.

The EPA works in partnership with regional and local communities to minimise air pollution, particularly particle pollution, from a wide range of industries. The EPA collaborates with communities, industry and government to measure air quality through monitoring networks across NSW.

Blue Mountains and Lithgow Air Watch was a year-long air quality monitoring project to provide a better picture of air quality in the region.

The Newcastle Local Air Quality Monitoring Network (NLAQMN) is a network of three monitoring stations located at Stockton, Carrington and Mayfield that monitors the impacts of industrial activity in and around the Port of Newcastle.