Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality

It's been announced! Discover which Wyoming company has been honored with the prestigious 2025 Coal Reclamation Award. Don't miss out— find out more at: deq.wyoming.gov/news

As temperatures get warmer, it's time to Stay HCB Aware! Start checking HCB advisories on the DEQ's Wyoming Waters Webmap. Go to wyhcbs.org

The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality is celebrating Air Quality Awareness Week. Thank you for following us throughout the week to learn how to ‘Stay Air Aware.’ For the final day, we are featuring some ways you can make your own positive impact on Wyoming's air quality. And, as always, you can visit WyVisNet.com to learn more about air quality and track near real-time air quality conditions around the State.

The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality is celebrating Air Quality Awareness Week! Air quality doesn’t just affect people. It impacts wildlife, vegetation, and ecosystems across the State. Did you know that in the Upper Green River Basin, since 2008, nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions have been reduced by more than 2,000 tons? That's just one example of how we've worked together with industry and the public to improve air quality in Wyoming. For real-time updates and data from monitoring stations statewide, visit WyVisNet.com.

The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality is celebrating Air Quality Awareness Week! Today we want to highlight how you can improve your indoor air quality by installing a portable air cleaner – or how you can even build your own. Follow the diagram pictured to make your own DIY Air Cleaner to improve your indoor air with an air filter, fan, and some good ol' duct tape. You can also stay updated on Wyoming’s air quality conditions around the State by visiting WyVisNet.com.

The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality is celebrating Air Quality Awareness Week! Today is World Asthma Day, which is a timely reminder that you can learn how air quality affects people with asthma and other vulnerable groups at WyVisNet.com. You can also check near real-time monitored data from around the State.

The Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality is celebrating Air Quality Awareness Week! Follow us throughout the week to learn how to ‘Stay Air Aware’. Today we are inviting you to learn how wildfires and smoke may be impacting your area by checking out AirNow or visiting WyVisNet.com for up-to-date air quality data from around the State. WyVisNet.com is Wyoming’s official air quality monitoring network, featuring 27 stations across the State. Each site provides digital images updated every 15 minutes, along with near real-time data on meteorological conditions, air quality, and visibility.

Edit post It's out! Wyoming DEQ's latest podcast episode 🎙️ Tune in to the new episode of the State of the Environment Podcast! Join DEQ Director Todd Parfitt and expert guests as they dive into Wyoming's water quality infrastructure and funding.💦 Find it on http://deq.wyoming.gov homepage.

The Wyoming DEQ is celebrating Earth Day all week by featuring each Division and the work they do in Wyoming. Today's focus is our Solid & Hazardous Waste Division's Voluntary Remediation Program. Pretty cool stuff! https://lnkd.in/erGvf4ET

The Wyoming DEQ is celebrating Earth Day (April 22) all week by featuring each Division and what they do for Wyoming every day. Today's focus is our Air Quality Division's Air Monitoring Program Program. WyVisnet.com