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The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment is dedicated to protecting and improving the health and environment of the people of Colorado.
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    Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment
    @CDPHE
    6h
    What can you do if wildfire smoke is affecting you and your family? The state has guidance to help you manage the impacts of wildfire smoke on air quality. Learn more: cdphe.colorado.gov/outdoor-burnin…
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    CDPHE Air Pollution
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    8h
    As hot and sunny weather continues, so does the threat from high ozone. The Ozone Action Day Alert remains in effect until at least 4pm on Saturday in the northern Front Range. colorado.gov/airquality/adv…
    Action day alert text in yellow on a blue background. Logos at the bottom.
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    CDPHE Air Pollution
    @cdpheapcd
    Jul 15
    Smoke from the Elk Fire, Gold Mountain Fire, and Aspen Acres fire will continue today. Air Quality Health Advisories are in effect for locations near these fires. More info: colorado.gov/airquality/col…
    Smoke over a ridge. Text on image reads, "Air Quality Advisory: Wildfire Smoke." CDPHE Logo at the bottom.
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    CDPHE Air Pollution
    @cdpheapcd
    Jul 14
    Ozone is expected to be high on Tuesday and Wednesday. An Ozone Action Day Alert is in effect. For more details: colorado.gov/airquality/adv…
    Denver skyline with Mountains in the background. Text on image reads, "Ozone Action day alert." CDPHE logo at the bottom.
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    CDPHE Air Pollution
    @cdpheapcd
    Jul 14
    Smoke will continue today, and advisories remain in effect. For advisory details: colorado.gov/airquality/col… Learn more on the smoke blog: colosmokeoutlook.blogspot.com/2026/07/smoke-…
    Smoke in the sky. Text on image reads, "Air Quality Advisory: Wildfire Smoke." CDPHE Logo at the bottom.
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    Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment
    @CDPHE
    Jul 14
    Ozone pollution can harm your health when it is in the air we breathe. Cutting ground-level ozone pollution helps protect public health and the environment. Learn more: cdphe.colorado.gov/ozone-pollutio…
    A graphic describing what causes ground-level ozone pollution. Logos of CDPHE at the bottom.
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    Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment
    @CDPHE
    Jul 13
    Wildfire smoke can affect your breathing and heart health. Children, older adults, pregnant people, outdoor workers, and people with heart or lung conditions may be more likely to feel the impacts. Reduce your exposure when smoke is present. colorado.gov/airquality/air…
    Air quality alert. Wildfire smoke advisories are in effect for parts of Colorado. When smoke is in the air, it’s important to monitor yourself closely for symptoms – especially if you are more sensitive to wildfire smoke. Stay informed by visiting our website.
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    CDPHE Air Pollution
    @cdpheapcd
    Jul 13
    Air Quality Advisories continue for areas in close vicinity to the #AspenAcresFire and #GoldMountainFire. colorado.gov/airquality/col… colosmokeoutlook.blogspot.com Webcam image looking to the SE of Montrose. cityofmontrose.roundshot.com
    A webcam image showing smoky skies to the southeast of Montrose, Colorado
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    Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment
    @CDPHE
    Jul 13
    Colorado's altitude, sunshine, and dry air can increase heat risk — even when temperatures don't seem extreme. Stay hydrated and know the signs of heat illness. Learn more at cdphe.colorado.gov/heat-health
    Text image with a yellow sun backdrop contains the following message: "Colorado heat is different... Colorado's higher elevation, sunshine, and dryer air can increase your risk of dehydration and heat illness. Take precautions — even when temperatures don't seem extreme." CDPHE logo at the bottom.
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    CDPHE Air Pollution
    @cdpheapcd
    Jul 12
    High ozone is expected throughout the northern Front Range on Sunday and Monday afternoon. For more details: colorado.gov/airquality/adv…
    Mountain with meadow in the background. Text on image reads, "ozone action day alert." CDPHE logo at the bottom.
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    CDPHE Air Pollution
    @cdpheapcd
    Jul 11
    High ozone is in the forecast both Saturday and Sunday. An Ozone Action Day Alert is in effect. For more details: colorado.gov/airquality/adv…
    Downtown Denver facing the cherry creek trail. Text on image reads, "Ozone Action Day Alert." CDPHE Logo at the bottom.
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    CDPHE Air Pollution
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    Jul 11
    Air Quality Advisories are in effect today for locations near the Aspen Acres and Gold Mountain Fires. For more details: colorado.gov/airquality/col…
    Wildfire smoke in the sky over a ridge. Text on image reads, "Air Quality Advisory: Wildfire Smoke." CDPHE logo at the bottom.
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    Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment
    @CDPHE
    Jul 11
    Hot weather can affect your health … even before temperatures feel "extreme." Drink water, take breaks, stay cool, and check on others. Know the signs of heat illness. Visit for more information: cdphe.colorado.gov/heat-health
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    Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment
    @CDPHE
    Jul 11
    You cannot see, smell, or taste radon. Testing is the only way to know if it is in your home. Learn more and order a low-cost test kit: cdphe.colorado.gov/hm/testing-you…
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Text reads: Colorado’s Low Income Radon Mitigation Assistance Program has reduced dangerous levels of radon in over 900 homes statewide!
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