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Focus on: Protecting Washington communities threatened by air pollution |
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Date Published |
| 20-02-030 | November 2020 |
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Focus on: Protecting Washington communities threatened by air pollution (Number of pages: 3) (Publication Size: 631KB)
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Air Quality Program |
| Description |
Across our state, millions of Washington residents live in communities threatened by air pollution. Particle pollution from wood burning, dust, and ozone produced by vehicles and industry threaten both people’s health, and the economic vitality of these regions. Ecology’s 2021-23 budget request would increase the level of funding for pollution reduction measures and preventing federal nonattainment. |
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| Contact |
Kathy Taylor at 360-407-6880 or kathy.taylor@ecy.wa.gov |
| Keywords |
air pollutants, particulate matter, Focus sheet, sulfur dioxide, ozone, nonattainment, air quality |
| WEB PAGE |
Determining if areas in Washington meet national air quality standards |
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