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RE: My comments regarding Docket ID No. OAR-2001-0017 (new particle pollution standards)
Dear Administrator Johnson, As a concerned American, I strongly urge you to follow the recommendations of the air pollution health science experts and set new particle pollution ...
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Teachers - Air Pollution: What's the Solution?
Teachers - Air Pollution: What's the Solution? FOR TEACHERS Curriculum Standards: National Science Standards, Environmental Education Standards, MA, ... problems associated with the pollutant. Particulate Matter Primer: A guide to a basic understanding of Particle Pollution (Particulate Matter) and problems associated with the pollutant. Lesson Rubrics: A rubric of all disciplines ...
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Sources of Particulate Matter - Air Pollution: What's the Solution?
Particulate Matter - Air Pollution: What's the Solution? Particulate Matter Lessons -> Core -> Sources of Particulate Matter Sources of Particulate Matter What are the sources of Particulate Matter (Particle Pollution)? In this activity, ... state. Student Worksheet Select your state from the map to view the state's air pollution data (NOTE: it may take a moment to load the first time you click). ...
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Reference - Air Pollution: What's the Solution?
Reference - Air Pollution: What's the Solution? LINKS: Online Reference Materials Related Web Sites Basic Ground Level Ozone ... Explorer only) AQI to Concentration - Concentration to AQI Open Air Classroom Basic Particle Pollution Information Effects of Common Air Pollutants Particle Pollution and Your Health How Smoke from Fires can Affect Your Health Weather ...
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What Can You Do? - Air Pollution: What's the Solution?
Health concerns associated with ground level ozone and particle pollution Steps citizens can take to decrease amounts of ground level ozone generated Steps citizens can take to decrease amounts of particle pollution ... for Ozone Smog Levels USEPA: Air Quality Guide for Particle Pollution Particle Pollution and Your Health Effects of Common Air Pollutants EPA | NESCAUM ...
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Particle-report
Santa Barbara County Air Pollution Control District’s (APCD’s) plans to control particle pollution in the county, as required by state law. About Particle Pollution Fine particles in the air are harmful to breathe, and can produce serious health effects. Reducing particle pollution, ...
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Particle Maps | Ground-level Ozone | New England | US EPA
Particle pollution maps are based on the midnight to midnight 24-hour average concentrations measured at each particle monitoring station. The maps show 24-hour average particle concentrations in accordance with EPA's Air Quality Index for particles. Peak Maps are usually available after 9:30 AM OZONE POLLUTION PARTICLE POLLUTION ...
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Healthy House, Victoria, Australia. Healthy House design - "Fine particulate air pollution poses heart risk for postmenopausal women."
Sydney " The major source of particle pollution is industry (47%), although it should be noted that in winter, the contribution of solid fuel heaters to particle pollution is significant, at up to ... Other sources include ... open burning such as bushfires and backyard burning. High levels of particle pollution are recorded during extreme weather conditions such as bushfires and dust storms."1 Read ...
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EcoEarth.Info Environment Links: Air/Pollution
Portal | Ocean Conserve EcoEarth.Info Environment Links (XML/RSS) Home > Air > Pollution Categories Acid Rain (1) Home > Air > Pollution Links 1 of 22 of 2 No Aluminum Smelters in ... programs, technical policies, and regulations for controlling air pollution and radiation exposure Added: Apr. 17, 2004 | Rate It Fine Particle Designations http://www.epa.gov/pmdesignations/ information regarding ...
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Coalition for Clean Air - Air Pollution - Pollutants & Health Effects
The most dangerous aspect of PM pollution from diesel vehicles is the hundreds of different chemicals that are adsorbed to the particle. Exposure to PM pollution has been associated with respiratory and cardiac ... has estimated that 500,000 premature deaths each year may be associated with PM pollution. Fine particulate air pollution (<2.5 microns) is thought to be more dangerous because of its ...
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