Air Pollution and National Park Visualization

Summary

• PM10 is the dominant pollutant in both states, indicating potential air quality issues related to dust and emissions.

• PM2.5 is higher in Utah, suggesting worse fine particulate pollution compared to Colorado.

• Ozone levels are negligible, meaning ozone pollution is not a major issue in either state. 

• Interactive maps are also available:

  • Air Pollution Map

    • Disclaimer: Air quality indicators such as PM2.5, PM10, and ozone levels are based on limited sensor data and may vary by time and location. This visualization is for exploratory analysis and should not be used for medical or legal purposes.

  • National Park Map

    • Disclaimer: This map showcases the geographic locations of national parks and protected areas. It is not intended for navigation. Boundaries and access conditions may change—please refer to official park websites before visiting.