“Burning waste in your yard pollutes the air your family breathes.”
open burning
Open burning of dry leaves and garden waste may seem like an easy way to clean the surroundings, but it releases harmful smoke and fine particles into the air.
These pollutants can cause breathing problems, worsen existing respiratory conditions, and reduce air quality for everyone nearby.
Instead of burning, composting or proper waste management can help protect public health, reduce air pollution, and create a cleaner, healthier environment for families and future generations.
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