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Five Dangerous Pollutants in the Air You Breathe NRDC's least wanted list of air pollutants, and the best ways to avoid them. Overview: Much of the haze that once blanketed our cities has cleared since the 1970s, thanks to tough environmental laws. But air pollution, including the kind you can’t see, still poses health risks to millions of Americans.
Dangerous Chemicals in the Home A Most-Wanted list of five common household contaminants. Overview: We all want our homes to be clean, safe places to live but toxic invaders may lurk inside your home, putting you and your family at risk. Here are five household pollutants to watch out for, and tips on how to minimize your exposure.

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