61. US CODE: Title 42,CHAPTER 85—AIR POLLUTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL CHAPTER 85—air pollution PREVENTION AND CONTROL. How Current is This? SUBCHAPTER I—PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES; SUBCHAPTER II—EMISSION STANDARDS FOR MOVING http://www4.law.cornell.edu/uscode/42/ch85.html

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62. Pure Indoor Air - An Overview Of Home Ventiliation The average American spends approximately 90% of their time indoors, so indoor air pollution poses a larger health risk than outdoor pollution. http://www.pure-indoor-air.com/

Pure-Indoor-Air.com Home Infiltration Ventilation Natural Ventilation Mechanical Ventilation Controlling Indoor Pollution ... Cool Stuff Is Your Indoor Air as Clean as this? Home Ventilation Overview The Importance of Home Ventilation Proper home ventilation is very important, not only to your health, but also to prevent damage to your home. The average American spends approximately 90% of their time indoors, so indoor air pollution poses a larger health risk than outdoor pollution. Indoor air pollution levels can be two to five times (even as much as one hundred times) the levels of outdoor air pollution, even in large cities, and industrialized areas. The lack of good home ventilation can cause not only unpleasant odors, but common products and fixtures can cause irritation, health problems from mold and mildew, and even dangerous gases from combustion sources and from common items found in the average home. Proper home ventilation also prevents damage to your home by reducing moisture. Moisture damages homes by causing rot to window sills, attic eaves, and other exposed surfaces. Moisture also will peel paint, promote infestation by insects, cause mold growths, raise utility bills because of dampened insulation, and damage carpeting, electronics, furniture, and wallpaper.

63. CAPCOA-California Air Pollution Control Officers Association CAPCOA is an Association of air pollution Control Officers representing all thirtyfive local air quality agencies throughout California. http://www.capcoa.org/

Members Site Contact Links home ... health conference For Carl Moyer Rural Assistance Program information, click here ANNOUNCEMENT: The CAPCOA White Paper, "CEQA and Climate Change," is now available for viewing and downloading. Please see cover letter (pdf) click here For the full document (pdf, 2.6 mb) click here CAPCOA is an Association of Air Pollution Control Officers representing all thirty-five local air quality agencies throughout California. We have been in existence since 1975, and are dedicated to protecting the public health and providing clean air for all our residents and visitors to breathe. Our web site contains the following information: News items regarding the Association Color maps detailing air basin and district boundaries Direct link to key federal, state and local air agencies Information on how CAPCOA is organized and operated Describes activities of CAPCOA and local air districts Roster of all 35 air districts with addresses, phones, fax and email

64. The Regional Air Pollution Control Agency - Dayton, Ohio The primary purpose of the Regional air pollution Control Agency is to protect the citizens of the Miami Valley from the adverse health and welfare impacts http://laa.co.montgomery.oh.us/

RAPCA The Regional Air Pollution Control Agency Serving Clark, Darke, Greene, Miami, Montgomery and Preble Counties Search home about us air quality ... contact us RAPCA provides this website as a service to the public. Although we make every effort to keep it accurate and up-to-date, be sure to contact RAPCA personnel concerning official policy, regulatory requirements and interpretations. Please use the phone list to contact the appropriate personnel in our agency. If you are unsure whom to contact, please call our central number (937) 225-4435 or (800) 458-2115. Quote of the Day: Read Story Past Quotes Sign Up for EnviroFlash What is EnviroFlash? Press Releases January is Radon Action Month - 01/09/2008 2007 Ragweed Season - 08/15/2007 Air Quality Awarness Week - 04/26/2007 RAPCA Earth Day Challege - 04/17/07 ... Radon Kits Available for Mercer County- 01/18/07 What's New January is National Radon Month HAVE YOU TESTED YOUR HOME FOR RADON? Click here to learn more about radon RAPCA Comments on U.S. EPA's Proposed NESHAP Rule for Paint Stripping and Miscellaneous Surface Coating Operations View Comments RAPCA Comments on U.S. EPA's Proposed Approval of Ohio's NOx Budget Trading Program

65. Health Effects Of Air Pollution Discussion of various human health effects of air pollution, particularly in the ways it affects the respiratory and cardiovascular systems. http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca/ewh-semt/air/out-ext/effe/health_effects-effets_sante_e.h

@import url(/styles/advanced.css); Français Contact us Help Search ... Health Effects Health Effects of Air Pollution The human health effects of poor air quality are far reaching, but principally affect the body's respiratory system and the cardiovascular system. Individual reactions to air pollutants depend on the type of pollutant a person is exposed to, the degree of exposure, the individual's health status and genetics. People who exercise outdoors, for example, on hot, smoggy days increase their exposure to pollutants in the air. The health effects caused by air pollutants may range from subtle biochemical and physiological changes to difficulty breathing, wheezing, coughing and aggravation of existing respiratory and cardiac conditions. These effects can result in increased medication use, increased doctor or emergency room visits, more hospital admissions and even premature death. Human Respiratory System Human Cardiovascular System Heart and Lung Diseases Pyramid of Health Effects ... Estimating Health Benefits Human Respiratory System The health of our lungs and entire respiratory system is affected by the quality of the air we breathe. In addition to oxygen, this air contains other substances such as pollutants, which can be harmful. Exposure to chemicals by inhalation can negatively affect our lungs and other organs in the body. The respiratory system is particularly sensitive to air pollutants because much of it is made up of exposed membrane. Lungs are anatomically structured to bring large quantities of air (on average, 400 million litres in a lifetime) into intimate contact with the blood system, to facilitate the delivery of oxygen.

66. Oregon DEQ: Air Quality Air Pollution Advisories An air pollution Advisory is a callto-action that DEQ issues to encourage individuals and businesses to reduce pollution-producing activities during summer http://www.deq.state.or.us/aq/advisories/

Protecting Oregon's Environment About DEQ Contact DEQ Search Feedback ... DEQ Home Divisions Air Quality Land Quality Water Quality Laboratory Regions Eastern Northwest Western Commission Air Quality Air Pollution Advisories DEQ Home Air Quality Sign up for Air Pollution Advisory announcements by e-mail Vehicle Inspection Program (VIP) ... Woodstoves Air Pollution Advisories An Air Pollution Advisory is a call-to-action that DEQ issues to encourage individuals and businesses to reduce pollution-producing activities during summer hot spells and winter air stagnation times. During summer, DEQ issues Air Pollution Advisories for Smog (ozone) in the Portland, Salem and Medford areas when hot temperatures and low winds cause smog levels to rise. Why does the AQI usually indicate good air quality even during a smog advisory? During winter, DEQ issues Air Pollution Advisories for Particle Pollution (PM ) for any area of the state when cold temperatures and stagnant air cause particle pollution levels to rise. Information about Winter Advisories Local air quality advisories Certain jurisdictions in Oregon issues their own air advisories. Click on these links if you live in these areas to find out about air quality forecast.

67. Smart Mobs » Blog Archive » Cellphones To Track Air Pollution Computer scientists in Cambridge, UK, are using bike couriers to monitor air pollution. These couriers are doing their usual jobs, but their bicycles are http://www.smartmobs.com/2008/01/12/cellphones-to-track-air-pollution/

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68. NEW NASA/CSA MONITOR PROVIDES GLOBAL AIR POLLUTION VIEW FROM SPACE The most complete view ever assembled of the world s air pollution churning through the atmosphere, crossing continents and oceans, has been produced by http://www.gsfc.nasa.gov/gsfc/earth/terra/co.htm

TIFF images Note to Editors Terra homepage NEW NASA/CSA MONITOR PROVIDES GLOBAL AIR POLLUTION VIEW FROM SPACE All photos courtesy: NASA/NCAR/CSA The most complete view ever assembled of the world's air pollution churning through the atmosphere, crossing continents and oceans, has been produced by NASA's Terra spacecraft. For the first time, policymakers and scientists now have a way to identify the major sources of air pollution and can closely track where the pollution goes, anywhere on Earth. The new global air pollution monitor onboard Terra is the innovative Measurements of Pollution in the Troposphere, or MOPITT experiment, which was contributed to the Terra mission by the Canadian Space Agency. The instrument was developed by Canadian scientists at the University of Toronto and built by COM DEV International of Cambridge, Ontario. The data was processed by a team at the U.S. National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR). MOPITT is making the first long-term global observations of the air pollutant carbon monoxide as Terra circles the Earth from pole to pole, 16 times every day. "With these new observations you clearly see that air pollution is much more than a local problem. It's a global issue," said John Gille, MOPITT principal investigator at NCAR in Boulder, CO. "Much of the air pollution that humans generate comes from natural sources such as large fires that travel great distances and affects areas far from the source."

69. Article Topic: Air Pollution And Air Quality - Encyclopedia Of Earth Article Topic air pollution and air quality. previous page next page NCSE Boston University M1 Digital Universe. All text is available under http://www.eoearth.org/by/topic/air pollution and air quality

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70. Air Pollution Advisory The High pollution Advisory Program is coordinated by the air pollution Control Division of the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. http://apcd.state.co.us/psi/advisory.phtml

This is the Air Pollution Forecast issued at 4 p.m. on THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 2008. A BLUE pollution advisory is now in effect for the seven-county Denver-Boulder metropolitan area. Good or moderate air quality conditions are expected. There are NO residential burning restrictions in place. This advisory will remain in effect until 4 p.m. Friday, January 25, 2008. Your actions to limit driving improve air quality. Join a car or vanpool and share a ride. We'll all breathe easier! At 05 pm, Thursday, January 24, 2008, the highest AQI value was for which indicates air quality .The current VSI is not available. Click here for a live picture. Adequate breezes and mixing tonight and on Friday are expected to keep air quality in the good-to-moderate range throughout the advisory period. Fine particulate matter levels are expected to be in the good-to-moderate range this evening and on Friday. Carbon monoxide and ozone are expected to remain in the good category throughout the advisory period. Good-to-moderate visibility is forecast for Friday. The High Pollution Advisory Program is coordinated by the Air Pollution Control Division of the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment.

71. Pollution Battle Looms The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is preparing to clamp down on ozone and fineparticle air pollution that, it says, are causing disease and early http://whyfiles.org/030air_pollution/

Heavy breathing The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is preparing to clamp down on ozone and fine-particle air pollution that, it says, are causing disease and early death among thousands of vulnerable people. The Grand Canyon on a good day... Industry says the tighter rules will give the economy a coughing fit. What does the latest research tell us about air pollution and health? [Posted Dec. 19, 1996] Are tiny particles as nasty as the EPA claims Want to skip the data and go directly to the hot air (the debate) about fine-particle air pollution? and a bad one... Images Courtesy of Grand Canyon Visibility Transport Commission Did you know that there is good ozone and bad ozone Know any high-tech ways to detect air pollution? Phew! We're breathless after this story. There are documents. ( Glossary Bibliography

72. Clean Air #1 a look at U.S. air pollution laws and their amendments This was the year Congress passed the air pollution Control Act of 1955, the nation s first piece http://www.ametsoc.org/sloan/cleanair/cleanairlegisl.html

legislation a look at U.S. air pollution laws and their amendments clean air acts of In 1955, after many state and local governments had passed legislation dealing with air pollution, the federal government decided that this problem needed to be dealt with on a national level. This was the year Congress passed the Air Pollution Control Act of 1955 , the nation's first piece of federal legislation on this issue. The language of the bill identified air pollution as a national problem and announced that research and additional steps to improve the situation needed to be taken. It was an act to make the nation more aware of this environmental hazard. Eight years later, Congress passed the nation's Clean Air Act of 1963 . This act dealt with reducing air pollution by setting emissions standards for stationary sources such as power plants and steel mills. It did not take into account mobile sources of air pollution which had become the largest source of many dangerous pollutants. Once these standards were set, the government also needed to determine deadlines for companies to comply with them. Amendments to the Clean Air Act were passed in 1965, 1966, 1967, and 1969. These amendments authorized the Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare (HEW) to set standards for auto emissions, expanded local air pollution control programs, established air quality control regions (AQCR), set air quality standards and compliance deadlines for stationary source emissions, and authorized research on low emissions fuels and automobiles.

73. Air Pollution Introduction They are all examples of air pollution. air pollution is not new. As far back as the 13 th century, people started complaining about coal dust and soot in http://www.windows.ucar.edu/tour/link=/milagro/air/airpollution_intro.html

A note to our users: The site will be temporarily down for server maintenance on January 26, from 6am to 6pm MDT ( 12:00 - 24:00 UTC ) Use the Time Zone Converter to find out when this will happen in your time zone. Air Pollution Air pollution over Mexico City. Click on image for full size ( 21 Kb (JPEG) Pending from Nicole What do smog, acid rain , carbon monoxide, fossil fuel exhausts, and tropospheric ozone have in common? They are all examples of air pollution. Air pollution is not new. As far back as the 13 th century, people started complaining about coal dust and soot in the air over London, England. Since the beginning of the industrial revolution in the late 1700s, we have been changing the Earth’s atmosphere and its chemistry . As industry spread across the globe, so did air pollution. Air pollution has many effects . In addition to being ugly, it can cause illness and even death. It damages buildings, crops, and wildlife. The worst air pollution happened in London when dense smog (a mixture of smoke and fog) formed in December of 1952 and lasted until March of 1953. 4,000 people died in one week. 8,000 more died within six months. Air pollution is made up of solid particles and chemicals. Natural processes impacting the atmosphere include volcanoes, biological decay, and dust storms. Plants, trees, and grass release volatile organic compounds (VOCs), such as methane, into the air. We are more concerned with human-made pollution since we have the ability to control it. The pollutants include carbon monoxide, sulfur dioxide

74. Kern County Air Pollution Control District web site for Kern County air pollution Control District. Public agency in California. http://www.kernair.org/

Kern County Air Pollution Control District "Serving Eastern Kern County" HOME General Information Board Meetings Forms ... CEQA Guidelines Mission To attain and maintain National and State Ambient Air Quality Standards, and to insure air pollutants do not pose a nuisance or significant public health threat. Notices A public workshop will be held Thursday, February 7, 2008, 1:30 PM at the Mojave Veterans Building located 15580 “O” Street, Mojave California to discuss and receive comments on proposed amendments to: Regulation III – Fees ... (click here for more information) Contact Information Kern County Air Pollution Control District (KCAPCD) encompasses the Eastern Half of Kern County (see Maps). Telephone FAX Postal address 2700 "M" Street, Suite 302 Bakersfield, California 93301-2370 Electronic mail General Information: kcapcd@co.kern.ca.us Applicant Support: kcapcd@co.kern.ca.us Webmaster: kcapcd@co.kern.ca.us [ Home ] General Information Forms HELP Us Pamphlet CEQA Guidelines Send mail to kcapcd@co.kern.ca.us

75. Air Pollution Facts Foundation for Clean air Progress provides facts, statistics, and information about air pollution and clean air. http://www.cleanairprogress.org/clean-air-pollution/air-pollution-facts.asp

Search January 24, 2008 Home News News of Clean Air Progress Top 20 Improved Areas Top 20 Improved Areas Other Clean Areas National Ozone Trends Your State Progress in your state AL AK AZ AR CA CO CT DE DC FL GA HI IA ID IL IN KS KY LA MA MD ME MI MN MO MS MT NC ND NE NH NJ NM NV NY OH OK OR PA RI SC SD TN TX UT VA VT WA WI WV WY Research Corner White Papers Making a Difference Ways we can help Take the Challenge Classroom Resources Just for Kids Just for Teachers History of the Clean Air Act About Us FCAP's mission Contact Us Links Links to off site materials Air Pollution Facts During the past 29 years, air pollution in the United States has dramatically decreased as a result of the combined efforts of government, industry and individuals. Yet, research indicates that the public is largely unaware of this progress and believes that air pollution continues to increase and the air quality is deteriorating. The Foundation aims to educate the public about the great strides that have been made as well as the steps individuals and organizations can take to contribute to continued progress. Our message is fact-based and derived from U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) data. Our tips for preventing air pollution are comprised from those advocated by t EPA and other air pollution advocacy organizations. What differentiates the Foundation is the fact that we take a positive approach to discussing air quality and air pollution. We present the situation in the U.S. from the perspective of the glass being half full, rather than half empty.

76. Scorecard Home Get an indepth pollution report for your county, covering air, water, chemicals, and more. Where are cancer risks the highest due to air pollution? http://www.scorecard.org/

Get an in-depth pollution report for your county, covering air, water, chemicals, and more. Your Zip Code: More Facts on Pollution Get answers to the most commonly asked questions on nationwide pollution. Who's polluting? Who are the top polluters in the US? Who releases the most cancer-causing air pollutants? Who releases the most particulates and soot? Who releases the most chemicals causing birth defects? Who releases the most water pollutants? What pollutants do the most harm? What toxic chemicals are released in the largest quantities? What air pollutants pose the greatest cancer risk? What chemicals pose the greatest risk to the ozone layer? What chemicals are recognized to cause cancer? What chemicals are recognized to cause birth defects? Where is the worst pollution? Where are the most polluted communities in the US? Where are the communities with the most Superfund sites? Where is air pollution the worst? Where are cancer risks the highest due to air pollution? Where are lead hazards the worst? Compare communities and states.

77. LRTAP Task Force On Hemispheric Transport Of Air Pollutants While local and regional emissions sources are the main cause of air pollution problems worldwide, there is increasing evidence that many air pollutants are http://www.htap.org/

var MenuLinkedBy='AllWebMenus [2]', awmBN='DW'; awmAltUrl=''; An International Challenge While local and regional emissions sources are the main cause of air pollution problems worldwide, there is increasing evidence that many air pollutants are transported on a hemispheric or global scale. Observations and model predictions show the potential for intercontinental transport of ozone and its precursors fine particles acidifying substances mercury persistent organic pollutants In the northern hemisphere, these flows may be important for understanding air pollution problems in population centres and impacts on remote areas. A Scientific Cooperative Forum To develop a fuller understanding of this growing body of scientific evidence, the Executive Body of the UNECE Convention on Long-range Transboundary Air Pollution has established a Task Force on Hemispheric Transport of Air Pollution Cooperative Programme on the Monitoring and Evaluation of Long-range Transmission of Air Pollutants in Europe (EMEP) The Task Force is chaired by Mr. Andre Zuber (European Community) and Mr. Terry Keating (United States). The Task Force is comprised of experts nominated by Parties to the Convention and experts nominated by the Chairs (including experts nominated by countries that are non-Parties and outside the UNECE region). The meetings of the Task Force are open to experts from intergovernmental or accredited non-governmental organizations. To nominate an expert to participate in the Task Force, please contact the Convention secretariat by e-mail (

78. Cyclists' Cellphones Help Monitor Air Pollution - Tech - 02 January 2008 - New S Bicycle couriers have been equipped with wireless sensors that transform their phones into mobile air quality monitors. http://technology.newscientist.com/article/dn13130-cyclists-cellphones-help-moni

@import "/decorator/css/gridmain.css"; New Scientist Space Technology Environment ... Subscribe to New Scientist Cyclists' cellphones help monitor air pollution 10:39 02 January 2008 NewScientist.com news service Tom Simonite Enlarge image Cycle couriers in Cambridge, UK, are being equipped with sensors that report air pollutants and their location using cellphones (Image: Eiman Kanjo) Tools Related Articles Traffic exposure disrupts teen lung development 26 January 2007 Sensors find the freshest air in town 08 September 2006 WHO issues targets to cut air pollution 13 October 2006 Search New Scientist Contact us Web Links Cambridge Mobile Urban Sensing Outspoken delivery Cellphones used by bicycle couriers are monitoring air pollution in Cambridge, UK, and beaming the data back to a research lab. The technique is made possible by small wireless pollution sensors and custom software that allows the phones to report levels of air pollutants wherever they happen to be around town. "Mobiles are everywhere, and now have a lot of computing power," says Eiman Kanjo, the computer scientist at Cambridge University, UK, leading technical development of the project. "They can provide an alternative to expensive custom hardware and report from places that otherwise aren't monitored."

79. Air Pollution Control Program - MoDNR Our mission is to maintain the purity of Missouri s air to protect the health, general welfare and property of the people. The air pollution Control Program http://www.dnr.mo.gov/env/apcp/index.html

Skip all navigation Divisions and Programs Energy Center EIERA Environmental Quality Air Pollution Control Hazardous Waste Land Reclamation Solid Waste Mgmt. Water Protection Field Services Regional-Satellite Offices Environmental Services Geology and Land Survey Administration Geological Survey Land Survey State Parks and Historic Sites State Historic Preservation Water Resources Soil and Water Conservation Home Page Site Directory Help Forms and Permits ... Calendar Search DNR site state Enforcement Laws and Regulations MO Environmental News Monitoring ... Plans Pending EPA Approval Welcome Our mission is to maintain the purity of Missouri's air to protect the health, general welfare and property of the people. The Air Pollution Control Program has 5.2 million "customers." Whether an urban citizen or someone far removed from other people, everyone who lives in Missouri needs and deserves clean air. This home page will help you to find out more about the services available to help us protect air quality. Particulate Matter Forecasts New Vehicle Emissions Testing Program Air Quality Tips Emissions Reporting Information What's New - Emissions Reporting Portal and Fees In an effort to make emissions reporting as convenient as possible, the Air Pollution Control Program recently revised the emissions reporting Web pages. The new pages outline all emissions reporting options and detail the new reporting requirements. To learn more about emissions reporting or to get started see the new

80. Dailywireless.org » Cyclists Monitor Air Pollution Bicycle couriers are monitoring air pollution in Cambridge, UK, beaming data back via cellphone, reports New Scientist. Small wireless pollution sensors and http://www.dailywireless.org/2008/01/02/cyclists-monitor-air-pollution/

search Login About Contact us ... Bicycle couriers are monitoring air pollution in Cambridge, UK , beaming data back via cellphone, reports New Scientist . Small wireless pollution sensors and GPS allows phones to report levels of air pollutants wherever they happen to be. You can see the results on an interactive map Eiman Kanjo , the computer scientist at Cambridge University , UK, leading technical development. The project, called Mobile Environmental Sensing System Across Grid Environments MESSAGE Project Air-pollution sensors and GPS units connect to cellphones via Bluetooth. Custom software lets the phone constantly report the current air quality and location to servers back in the lab. Data collection software called MobGeoSen was created to enable camera phones (such as Nokia series 60) to connect to multiple Bluetooth devices including GPS and wireless sensors. The cellphone approach can be used to collect other data never seen before, adds Kanjo. For example, gathering data from a large number of people over time could shed new light on the links between air pollution and asthma symptoms, perhaps allowing better preventive treatments. The Cambridge research is part of a UK project, called

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