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Capital Region implementation progress report 2012-2015

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The Capital Region Implementation Progress Report is a deliverable under the Capital Region Air Quality Management Framework and the Fine Particulate Matter Response. The report provides an update... More ≫

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The Capital Region Implementation Progress Report is a deliverable under the Capital Region Air Quality Management Framework and the Fine Particulate Matter Response. The report provides an update on the efforts to date by Alberta Environment and Parks and stakeholders in the Capital Region on addressing air quality concerns and identifies upcoming implementation priorities. The report is to be released annually.

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Capital Region air quality management framework for nitrogen dioxide (NO2), sulphur dioxide (SO2), fine particulate matter (PM25) and ozone (O3) : backgrounder, ambient air quality, assessment summary reports

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This Backgrounder provides the context for each annual Assessment Summary Report with: information about the air monitoring framework boundaries and monitoring stations for the Capital region;... More ≫

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This Backgrounder provides the context for each annual Assessment Summary Report with: information about the air monitoring framework boundaries and monitoring stations for the Capital region; descriptions of nitrogen dioxide, sulphur dioxide, fine particulate matter and ozone and their triggers, limits and levels.

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Capital Region air quality management framework for nitrogen dioxide (NO2), sulphur dioxide (SO2), fine particulate matter (PM2.5) and ozone (O3)

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This framework outlines a cumulative effects approach for managing ambient air quality in the Capital Region. It uses four ambient air quality levels and sets management and investigation... More ≫

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This framework outlines a cumulative effects approach for managing ambient air quality in the Capital Region. It uses four ambient air quality levels and sets management and investigation triggers, which signal the need for specific action at regional or local scale before pollutants may become harmful to human or environmental health. The goal of this approach is to manage nitrogen oxide, sulphur dioxide, fine particulate matter, and ozone in the region and to provide clarity for all emitters about operating requirements for emissions management that may be necessary to respond to cumulative impacts of these contaminants.

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