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EM May 2008
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Air Quality: What's New at the State and Local Level? by Susan Wierman U.S. state and local air quality agencies face many hurdles in the coming months. At the same time, funds for state and local air quality programs are threatened. In this issue, EM considers some of the hot topics being addressed at the state and local level, including the persistent problem of ozone pollution in California, the collaborative work to reduce mercury in the Northeast, the pending revisions to the federal New Source Review program, and the development of Mexico’s first national inventory of air pollutant emissions.
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The High Stakes of California SIPs
by Mary Nichols, California Air Resources Board
Reducing Mercury in the Northeast United States
by Susannah King & Stephen Hochbrunn, New England Interstate Water Pollution Control Commission; Paul Miller & John Graham, Northeast States for Coordinated Air Use Mgmt; and Terri Goldberg, Adam Wienert, & Meg Wilcox, Northeast Waste Mgmt Officials’ Assoc.
New Source Review: Where Are We Now and What Lies Ahead?
by Gale Hoffnagle, TRC Companies Inc.
Cross-Border Cooperation Leads to Mexico's First National Air Emissions Inventory
by Paul Miller, Northeast States for Coordinated Air Use Mgmt; Leonora Rojas-Bracho, Verónica Garibay-Bravo, National Inst. of Ecology in Mexico City, Mexico; Paula Fields, Martinus Wolf, Eastern Research Grp Inc.; Richard Halvey, Western Governors’ Assoc.
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PM File -- Changing Plans by Planning for Change
by David Elam
Competitive Strategy -- Career Tracks: Sustainable Development and Its Career Implications, Part 1
by Richard MacLean
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