Is my neighborhood’s air quality bad?

Air quality isn’t just “good or bad.” It depends on today’s AQI, long-term PM2.5, and how close you are to major sources like highways, airports, industrial emitters (TRI), and Superfund sites. AirScore helps you get that context — quickly — for any U.S. address.

What actually matters for neighborhood air quality

Live AQI (today): what’s happening right now with pollution levels.
Annual PM2.5 (long-term): a key marker tied to long-run exposure risk.
Transportation: proximity to major highways, ports, and busy corridors.
Air traffic: how close you are to airports and flight activity zones.
Industrial / toxic sites: nearby TRI facilities and Superfund cleanup sites.

A calm, practical approach

AirScore doesn’t try to “diagnose” health outcomes. It gives you a structured view of environmental context so you can compare locations consistently — especially if you’re deciding between neighborhoods.

AirScore is for informational purposes only — not medical advice. View full disclaimer.

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