H. R. 9000, also called the "Airborne Act of 2024," is like giving stickers to people who make the air inside buildings nicer to breathe by checking and upgrading things like filters and air conditioners. People can get some money back for doing these things, especially if they follow certain rules, but they might still need to use some of their own money too.

S. 5363 is a plan to help schools get rid of harmful stuff like lead and asbestos and make the air inside schools cleaner. It gives a lot of money to states and tribes over ten years to make schools healthier for kids.

H. R. 9131 is like a plan to keep the air inside buildings clean so people can stay healthy. It wants to list bad things in the air, make rules to keep them low, and help schools and communities, especially ones that need it most, with lots of money to make the air better from 2025 to 2029.

H.R. 10173 is a plan to help schools by giving them money to clean up harmful stuff like lead and asbestos, make the air healthier to breathe, and train people to keep schools safe. It talks about a lot of money that will be used to make schools better, but there are some tricky parts about how the money is used and what exactly needs to be done.