Air
Breathing clean air is essential for health and wellbeing. The EPA strives to keep our air clean by measuring air quality, setting standards, regulating industries, and community reporting of air pollution.
The EPA works with other government agencies, industry, and the community to keep our air clean. Find out how to report smoky vehicles or other air pollution to us, and how environment protection licences for industry help control air pollution.
The NSW Clean Air Strategy presents the whole of NSW Government approach to improving air quality and protecting communities.
Construction and mining equipment, rail locomotives, ports equipment and ships can all have diesel engines - a significant source of air pollution. Here’s what we’re doing to reduce these diesel emissions, and why it’s so important.
Discover how the EPA measures and regulates emissions from industry - through legislation, air emissions standards and licensing. Read our studies and policies about these emissions, and learn about the obligations of industries.
Learn how the the EPA and NSW Government regulate and work to reduce emissions and air pollution from vehicles.
Wood smoke can be dangerous. Learn why the EPA works to reduce wood smoke pollution, and what you can do to help.
You are only allowed to light a fire outside in certain situations. Check what fires are allowed in your area, and whether you need a permit to burn.
How the EPA manages air quality in the different regions of NSW.
The NSW local government air quality toolkit provides information and guidance to help local councils manage air quality matters in their local government areas.