~ Boston's Air Pollution Control Commission (APCC) recently hosted a gathering of over 200 community leaders, researchers, advocates, agencies, and policymakers to discuss ways to improve air quality in the city and beyond. The event aimed to create a vision for future research and policy initiatives that would make Boston a healthier and more comfortable place to live, work, and visit.

The discussions and presentations at the event highlighted the detrimental effects of poor air quality on individuals' health and overall quality of life. It also emphasized the importance of collaboration between different sectors to achieve long-term improvements in air quality.

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One of the highlights of the event was the "Lightning Round" where 10 community organizations, government leaders, and researchers shared their ongoing projects aimed at improving air quality in Boston. These projects showcased innovative approaches and partnerships that are already making a positive impact on the city's air quality.

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