by Madison Naves | Jun 11, 2025 | Clean Air Journal
On May 22, GASP partnered with the Southern Environmental Law Center (SELC) to host our first Smoke School of the year—a hands-on training and certification in Method 9 visible emissions evaluation. Led by Brad and Fred Singleton of Singleton Smoke School, the session...
by Madison Naves | Nov 6, 2024 | Clean Air Journal
On October 10th, I had the opportunity to attend GASP’s first-ever Smoke School training! Brad Singleton and his father, Fred Singleton, from Singleton Smoke School led the educational training. It was an immersive, four-hour session focused on training participants...
by Blake Ells | Aug 29, 2022 | Community Chronicles
Welcome to Community Chronicles. This series will feature subjects that have stories from Birmingham and beyond. They will focus on how environmental change affects everyday people within our communities. Tales will concentrate on individual efforts through advocacy...
by Kirsten Bryant | Feb 7, 2019 | Clean Air Journal
Hoover High School Bio-Bucs: Testing the Air by Christian Lam, Maggie Khan and Andrew Gelderman First of all, what is the BioBucs? The Hoover High School BioBucs is the Hoover High School environmental science research competition team. The club was created with an...
by Dania Ashour | May 4, 2017 | Clean Air Journal
After conducting an air study around three major public high schools, I decided to conduct some testing around Birmingham’s local parks. The five parks tested were Elyton, Lynn, Greenwood, Avondale, and Homewood Park. I tested each park over a period of three days,...
