The CyberMarch^TM is a national ozone air pollution study sponsored by VISTANOMICS and researched by students. The results of their environmental studies are ultimately presented to their representatives in the U.S. Congress.

Information is also e-mailed to the President of the United States and hand delivered to the captitol with the help of students in the D.C. area.

This national event occurs each year in May during National Clean Air Month. In the fall, this event will occur in State Capitals throughout the United States. Contact VISTANOMICS for help in coordinating your state March.

Data collection is a year around process and not isolated to the scheduled dates for the CyberMarches.

Please remember...ozone air pollution is a serious health problem worldwide. Become part of the solution.

The First CybermarchTM

On May 27, 1997 Senator Charles Robb of Virginia met students on the steps of the U.S. Capitol.

The students from Conner Elementary school in Manassas Park, Virginia represented thousands of students nationwide who had been gathering ozone data in the preceeding months.

Outreach

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Gary Short, President of Vistanomics (in the foreground, back to us), gives instructions on the September Monitoring Program for Scouts to Anthony Taormina.

Anthony is the public Library Director at the Lodi Memorial Library in Lodi, New Jersey as well as being an effective and dedicated adult Scout leader.

More on air quality:

At work

Outdoors

In agriculture