Clean Air TV Program Schedule

August 2008 Air Care Show
A visit to an internationally known Landfill,
A report on disasters that could affect our area,
How to prepare a Disaster Kit, and
Exterminating with organic products are featured
on this month's Air Care Program.



The Air Care TV series can be seen on Wednesdays at 8 a.m., 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. on Williamson County Comcast CH3. This month's program can also be viewed starting
August 6 on the internet at www.tmagroup.org. Topics include:

Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson tours the Williamson County Landfill with Lewis Bumpus, Solid Waste Director, for a look at a solar system that is saving the county thousands of dollars in electricity use.

Norm Hoffman, Disaster Coordinator, Williamson County American Red Cross,
discusses supplies needed for a home Disaster Kit and why everyone needs to be prepared.

Ben Bolton, Environmental Scientist, with Center for Toxicology & Enviromental Health (CTEH) talks about the types of Disasters that can occur in our area. CTEH tests air quality for toxic pollutants following natural and man-made disasters.

Adam Roberts, owner of Forganic, talks about their exterminating services for lawn and household pest control. All their products are organic; safe for humans and pets.

Air Care, in its fourth year of production, is a family-oriented, half-hour, television series addressing transportation, pollution and environmental issues. The program is co-hosted by Williamson County Mayor, Rogers Anderson, and Debbie Henry, Executive Director of The TMA Group, Franklin, a 501 (c)(3) non-profit .

In August 2007 the U.S. Transportation Department/Federal Highway Administration endorsed and applauded the work and content of the show.
Air Care is now publicized on their "It All Adds Up to Cleaner Air" exchange.