On June 15 and 16, 2004, EPA Region III, in partnership with MARAMA, offered the first Air Toxics Summit at EPA Region III's offices. The purpose of the summit was to provide the State and local agencies belonging to MARAMA with an opportunity to network and share the latest and best information on air toxics. Sessions were offered on mobile source and diesel issues, indoor air, Maximum Achievable Control Technologies, air toxic monitoring and modeling, risk assessment and grant opportunities for 2004 and 2005. In addition, time was set aside for a panel discussion on how best to develop and support an air toxics program in a time of tight resources. Presentations: (PDF format)
Agenda
1999 NATA update Helene Drago, EPA
MACT - National and Regional Issues - Ray Chalmers, EPA
Hazardous Combustor MACT - Gary Gross, EPA
Section 129 Solid Waste Incinerators Jim Topsale, EPA
MACT enforcement Dianne McNally, EPA and Tamera Thompson, VADEQ
Indoor Air and Air Toxic Issues Christina Schulingcamp, EPA
Asthma in the Region and Air Toxics - Janice Lewis, EPA
Modeling Tools Al Cimerelli and Jim Smith, EPA
The Delaware Air Toxic Assessment Study Joe Martini and David Fees, DNREC
Risk Assessment Tools Perry Pandya, EPA
Air Toxic Monitoring - Drew Haas, EPA
Mobile Sources Brian Rehn, EPA
The Philadelphia Diesel Difference April Birnbaum, Philadelphia Air Management Service
Smartways Transportation Perry Pandya
Community Air Toxic Program- Future direction and Grant opportunities Helene Drago
Maryland's Environmental Benefits District Program Karen G. Irons, MDE
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