Guest guest Posted January 25, 2010 Report Share Posted January 25, 2010 Hi, Trying to find a clean place to live temporarily to give my sick kid the best shot at healing, ideally within driving distance of Dr. Gray in Benson, AZ, but could be somewhere else. So, I started googling " air quality " and quickly get confused. Can anyone help educate me on air quality rankings and what they mean. When I google air quality for a specific town or city, I often see more than one index, sperlings, money magazine, other, and the rankings vary widely, like a 90 and a 50 (w/100 being the best) for the same place? is sperlings a good indicator, or is there a better one. what other types of pollution should I be looking at and how do I go about finding out about these things? I can think of: air quality water quality although that can be controlled with enuf expensive water filtration equipment pesticide/fungicide/herbicide spraying forest fires and controlled burns toxic/radioactive storage nearby access to organic food ANY TIPS ON HOW TO FIND OUT ABOUT EACH OF THESE THINGS FOR A SPECIFIC LOCATION? WHAT AM I MISSING? ALso, if I mold test and remediate my San Francisco house and install and keep running adequate air filtration and dehumidifiers going, why wouldn't that be as good as a dusty little high desert Arizona town? Just playing devils advocate here.... Thanks, Sue V. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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