Title | Port of Tacoma Source Apportionment Study |
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Port of Tacoma Source Apportionment Study (Number of pages: 5) (Publication Size: 236KB)
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Author(s) | Beth Friedman | ||||
Description | Section 302 (16) of the 2018 Supplemental Operating Budget directed Ecology to conduct a “multiyear study to distinguish the sources of emissions of the toxic air pollutant that poses the greatest cancer risk at the air monitoring station that is located closest to a port in the state with the highest volume of container traffic in domestic and foreign waterborne trade.” To meet this requirement, Ecology designed a three-year monitoring study of fine particulate matter and its chemical components at Puget Sound Clean Air Agency’s Alexander Avenue monitoring site, adjacent to the Port of Tacoma. | ||||
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Contact | Beth Friedman at 360-515-6728 or beth.friedman@ecy.wa.gov | ||||
Keywords | air pollutants, PM2.5, air pollution, air quality, Port of Tacoma, HAP, hazardous air pollutants, air toxics | ||||
WEB PAGE | Health impact review of toxic air pollution | ||||
RELATED PUBLICATIONS | Title:
Technical Report: Port of Tacoma Source Apportionment Study |
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