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Air Pollution: |
Dirty air that could
injure human health or property, or animal life, and/or prevent normal use
and enjoyment of property. |
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Air Quality
Standard: |
The allowable amount
of an air contaminant in outside air |
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Air Toxics: |
Chemicals that are
know to or suspected of causing cancer or other serious health effects,
including damage to the respiratory or nervous systems, birth defects and
reproductive problems. |
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Ambient Air: |
Outdoor air. |
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Attainment Area: |
a geographic site
that meets clean air quality standards. |
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Bact: |
Best Available
Control Technology to reduce specific air pollutants. |
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Cfr: |
Code of Federal
Regulations. Publication containing federal regulations. EPA regulations
are in Title 40 (40 CFR). These can be found at law libraries and some
public libraries. |
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Compliance: |
Observing and
accepting all the DPNR and federal environmental rules and regulations. |
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Containment: |
An element that soils
the air. |
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E |
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Emission
Inventory: |
A list of air
pollutant sources and the amounts emitted into a community’s air. |
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Emission Standard: |
The greatest amount
of a pollutant that can be discharged from a single source. |
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Emission: |
A routine discharge
or release of pollutants into the air. |
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Facility: |
A specific structure,
device, item, equipment, or enclosure that is and/or contains a stationary
source. |
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For A
Non-Attainment Area |
Ozone emission tons
are less in those countries designated as non-attainment by EPA’s
classification schedule. |
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For An Attainment
Area |
Any facility or
stationary source which emits, or can emit, 100 tons per year or more of
any air contaminant. |
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Fugitive Dust: |
Particulate matter
suspended in the air by wind action and human activities. |
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Gact: |
Generally Available
Control Technology to reduce specific air pollutants. |
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Ground Level
Ozone: |
Produced by the
combination of pollutants from many sources, including smokestacks, cars,
paints, and solvents, in the presence of heat and sunlight. |
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M |
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Mact: |
Maximum Achievable
Control Technology to reduce specific air pollutants. |
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Major Source: |
For all areas - Ten
ton of any hazardous air pollutants |
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Monitoring: |
Air samples taken by
local, state, and regional agencies to measure air pollutants. |
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Non-Attainment
Area: |
A geographic area
where the air pollutants exceeds air quality standards. |
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Small Business: |
Is a business that is
independently owned and operated concern that is not dominant in its field.
The business must be owned by a person who employs 100 or fewer employees,
and cannot be a major stationary source. |