Aclima, Inc.

🚨 Aclima’s Climate Week 2025 is just 5 days away! From air pollution to health equity, we’ll dive into how data, policy, and technology can work together to protect communities from climate-driven health risks. Don’t miss this critical discussion on the future of clean air and public health. 🗓️ April 21 | 📍 San Francisco 🎙️ Featuring: - Dr. Susan Cheng (M.D.) - Richard Corey (Former Executive Officer, California Air Resources Board) - John Clarke Mills (CEO & Cofounder, Watch Duty - Davida Herzl (Co-Founder, CEO & President at Aclima Inc.) 🎟️ RSVP: https://lu.ma/6tk5hd2m

Climate change isn’t just about rising temperatures—it’s about the air we breathe and the health of our communities. Pollution hotspots exist near schools, neighborhoods, and workplaces, yet often go unseen, and wildfires present lasting impacts from toxic smoke. Cedars Sinai, a leader in community health, is conducting critical research into the human health impacts of the LA fires, using highly localized and unique data. Clinicians and scientists across academia are increasingly focused on improving measures of health outcomes associated with air exposures. The results of these efforts will play a critical role in shaping the actions we take to protect people and communities, today and in the future. Aclima, a pioneer in hyperlocal air quality mapping, is bringing these invisible realities to light and helping drive solutions at the intersection of technology, policy, and health. Watch Duty is changing the way we live with fires. On April 21st in San Francisco, join public health experts, technologists and regulators for an essential conversation that shifts the focus from carbon to communities. This fireside chat will explore the hidden public health impacts of air pollution and smoke, the role of technology in ensuring access to clean air, and actionable climate solutions. Reserve your spot: https://lu.ma/6tk5hd2m

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Hey there 👋 are you… Technologists, policymakers, environmental advocates, and business leaders who want to better understand the human impact of climate change and the role of technology in building healthier communities? If you're passionate about climate solutions beyond carbon, Aclima’s Climate Week panel is waiting for you.  🎟️ Reserve your spot: https://lu.ma/6tk5hd2m

📅 Save the date! On April 21st, join public health experts, technologists and regulators at Aclima’s Climate Week 2025 panel for an essential conversation that shifts the focus from carbon to communities. This fireside chat will explore: 👉 the hidden public health impacts of air pollution and smoke 👉 the role of technology in ensuring access to clean air 👉 actionable climate solutions Reserve your spot: https://lu.ma/6tk5hd2m

Climate change = a public health crisis. From pollution hotspots near schools to wildfire smoke, the air we breathe affects us. So how can data, technology, and policy drive real solutions? At SF Climate Week, Aclima, Inc. CEO Davida Herzl, Cedars-Sinai's Dr. Susan Cheng, and former California Air Resources Board executive Richard Corey will explore the intersection of air quality, climate action, and public health. Their conversation comes as we prepare to deploy our fleet across California, the largest deployment of its kind in history. It will measure the environmental and health impacts of the recent fires, among many other sources. Their discussion will highlight the role of hyperlocal air quality data in shaping policy, guiding recovery efforts, and ensuring climate resilience in the face of growing environmental challenges. Together, they’ll discuss how hyperlocal air quality data is shaping policy, the health impacts of wildfires, and how technologists, policymakers, and advocates can engage in meaningful climate solutions that improve people's lives. Join us for this fireside chat + networking event and be part of the conversation. Register here: https://lu.ma/6tk5hd2m #CleanAirForAll #ClimateAction #PublicHealth #SFClimateWeek

We’re excited to be featured on ABC7 News Bay Area! Our co-founder & CEO, Davida Herzl, sat down with Julian Glover to discuss an update on our work in West Oakland, sharing how our air quality monitoring vehicles help identify pollution hotspots and drive meaningful change for the local community. For years, West Oakland residents have been exposed to some of the worst air pollution in California, impacting health and quality of life. Working alongside community partners and advocates, like the incredible Margaret Gordon of West Oakland Environmental Indicators Project, and policymakers, our hyperlocal air quality data is helping to reduce emissions and protect public health, with tangible, life-changing results: ⬇️ Diesel particulate matter down 31% ⬇️ #Asthma child ER visits ⬇️ #Cancer deaths Julian and Davida also talked about how Aclima is taking this work statewide, to expand these benefits to millions across the state. We're now scaling our fleet of air monitoring vehicles across California to help even more communities fight pollution with data-driven action. Because what gets measured gets managed, and everyone deserves to breathe clean air.  #Results #BetterLives #HealthIsWealth #BusinessForGood

Pollution isn’t just an environmental issue. It’s a data problem. And right now, we’re working with outdated information. At this year’s ClimateCAP at University of California, Berkeley, Haas School of Business, Aclima CEO, Davida Herzl spoke with MBA students about why better air pollution and emissions data is critical for change and why resilience is essential in the fight for our earth. The tools used to measure emissions were built in the 1970s, leaving pollution and its impact largely unseen. Entire communities remain invisible in the data, even though historic redlining still determines who breathes the worst air today. But change is possible if we persist. Aclima has spent years challenging the status quo, building a hyperlocal air quality mapping platform that makes pollution visible, block by block. This data has already driven policy change, supporting laws like California’s AB 617, and is now scaling to 64 California communities in partnership with CARB. The next generation of business leaders has the power to drive real impact, but resilience will determine who follows through. Aclima is excited to see what they do next. #ClimateAction #BusinessForGood  #ResilientLeadership

We're honored to be included in Government Technology's GovTech 100 for the fourth year in a row, which recognizes the companies making a real impact on public sector innovation. At Aclima, we know that public-private partnerships are essential for moving fast and meeting demand - especially in times of crisis. From wildfire smoke to urban air pollution, hyperlocal air quality data is critical for state and local governments to make informed decisions that protect public health.  We’re proud to work alongside forward-thinking agencies to transform environmental policy and public health with actionable insights.  Explore the full GovTech 100 list: https://lnkd.in/gx9X_RDU #GovTech100 #PublicHealth #Cleantech  

Lead Community Engagement for Clean Air in Your Community! Aclima is seeking community organizations to lead local engagement for the Statewide Mobile Monitoring Initiative, a project of the California Air Resources Board to conduct mobile air quality monitoring in 64 pollution-overburdened communities across the state. Who Can Apply: Community groups, nonprofits, faith-based organizations, and local leaders. Funding: Up to $30,000 per community. Timeline: Applications reviewed starting February 5, 2025. Engagement ends April 2025. How to Apply: Review instructions in the online application form. https://lnkd.in/eS84mz7D Help make a difference in air quality—apply today! #CommunityEngagement #AirQuality #EnvironmentalJustice #CleanAir #SMMI