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| Title | Focus on: Fighting ozone in the Tri-Cities |
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Focus on: Fighting ozone in the Tri-Cities (Number of pages: 2) (Publication Size: 425KB)
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| Author(s) | Air Quality Program | ||||
| Description | The Washington Department of Ecology conducted a mobile monitoring study in 2014 that confirmed an ozone hotspot in the Tri-Cities that was predicted in an atmospheric model. Left unchecked, these ozone levels could pose a significant risk to the health of Tri-Cities residents. Beginning in the 2021-23 biennium, Ecology is requesting an increase to the funding available for grants to local communities to prevent nonattainment with federal air quality standards. |
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| Contact | Kathy Taylor at 360-407-6880 or kathy.taylor@ecy.wa.gov | ||||
| Keywords | air pollutants, Focus sheet, ozone, nonattainment, air quality, Tri-Cities | ||||
| WEB PAGE | Air quality studies |
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