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Report spotlights wildfire smoke's short-term damage to local air quality
Good news: Ozone levels, overall air quality remain in healthy ranges
Good news: Ozone levels, overall air quality remain in healthy ranges
Extreme wildfires may increase 14 percent by 2030, even with deep cuts to greenhouse gas emissions.
Watch environmental journalist Beth Gardiner debunk three myths about air pollution.
Local scientists are beginning to understand how smoke exposure affects mortality in the Northwest.
Authors looked at pollution from highways, coal-fired power plants, hog farms, other sources.
Project description: Permit amendment to allow alternate testing methods for ammonia.
Request public comment period by Jun. 6, 2022.
Replace equipment that is part of the existing shingle line front-end adhesive mixing system. Install a new fume filtration unit to capture and reduce fumes. No increase in shingle production is expected.
Request public comment period by Jun. 3, 2022.
One paint spray booth for various parts and automobiles. One sand blasting booth for various parts. Both booths equipped with exhaust filters for air pollution control.
Request public comment period by May 27, 2022.
Public comment period on draft air operating permit renewal. The permit organizes existing requirements into one comprehensive document. It does not approve emission increases or require emission decreases.
Comment period ends close of business day May 25, 2022.
Next Board Meeting,
1:30 p.m. May 12, 2022.
The NWCAA Board of Directors meets the second Thursday of the month (except in January and July) at 1:30 p.m. at NWCAA's office, 1600 S. 2nd St., Mount Vernon. Beginning in May 2022, meetings are being held both in-person and online. Meetings are open to the public. If you require special accommodations or log-in information to attend a meeting during the COVID-19 pandemic, please call us at 360-428-1617.