The Roadmap

Clean Air Everywhere

You shouldn’t need an app to know whether it is safe to go outside. Clean air should be a given in every zip code.

Mile Markers

America the breathable

Every US municipality measures a “good” Air Quality Index for at least 360 days a year.

People shouldn’t have to check an app before deciding whether it’s safe to go for a run, send kids outside, or enjoy their neighborhood.

Up to snuff

Reduce overall air pollution in the country by 75%.

Cleaner air means healthier lungs, stronger communities, and more freedom to enjoy the outdoors.

No exceptions

Cut the number of Americans breathing unhealthy air from 152 million to zero.

Clean air is a basic ingredient to a healthy life. No matter where you live, you should be able to breathe safely at home, school, and outside.

Deep breaths, fewer deaths

Reduce premature deaths from air pollution by 75 percent.

Reducing air pollution means fewer serious health impacts and more years people can spend doing the things they love.

Def not there

Cut toxic air emissions near schools and hospitals by 75 percent.

Schools and hospitals should be the safest places. Reducing toxic emissions near them means healthier places to learn, heal, and gather.

Make it here, make it clean

Make American manufacturing the cleanest in the world.

America can lead the world and set the gold standard in manufacturing. We’ll build cleaner communities, healthier workplaces, and improve our industrial economy.

Proof of Progress

Tackling pollution at its source

Colorado has taken a major step toward cleaner air by unanimously adopting existing methane standards for oil and gas operations in September 2026. The first state to fully adopt the rule, Colorado is helping curb emissions that contribute to ground-level ozone pollution — a health threat that can irritate lungs, trigger asthma, and worsen respiratory disease.

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