MARAMA Training Center
Total Reactive Nitrogen: Regional Haze Impacts & Mitigation Options |
Pier 5 Hotel |
MANE-VU and MARAMA held the 2009 Science Meeting “Total Reactive Nitrogen: Regional Haze Impacts and Mitigation Options” on July 28-29, 2009 at the Pier 5 Hotel in downtown Baltimore, MD. Science Meeting Overview: At the recent NARSTO-MARAMA-NESCAUM-NYSERDA regional emissions inventory conference ammonia was identified as one of the key areas for improvement in the regional emissions inventory. The purpose of the meeting was to increase understanding by state and local agency air quality managers in the region about:
Meeting Report: Presentations: Overview of Reactive Nitrogen in the Atmosphere, and Draft Overarching Recommendations of the EPA Integrated Nitrogen Committee The Importance of Ammonia in Modeling Atmospheric Transport and Deposition of Air Pollution Considerations on Combined NOx-SOx Secondary National Ambient Air Quality Standards Ammonia Monitoring Efforts Supported by EPA’s Clean Air Markets Division (CAMD) and Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards Data Needs and Measurement Methods for Ammonia and Reactive Nitrogen Species: Atmospheric Nitrogen, from A to Z Quantifying Emissions of Ammonia for Air Quality Analysis Ammonia Emissions Estimation for Modeling – Current Practice EPA’s 2008 Ammonia Inventory Characterization of the Winter Midwestern and Northeastern Particulate Nitrate Bulge Federal Support for Research on Air Quality Impacts of Agriculture State of North Carolina Approach to Managing Ammonia Emissions Valuation and Policy Options, Including Consideration of the Potential Use of Ammonia Emissions Reductions as Emissions Offsets |
