New 8-Hour Ozone Designation Process

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently reviewed the National Ambient Air Quality Standards for Ozone and proposed to strengthen them to a more protective level. The new ozone standard is an 8-hour average concentration of 75 parts per billion. The bureau will be hosting a series of public meetings across the state to discuss the designation process for the recently revised ozone standard. More

Air Quality Lunch and Learns

• Attend air-quality focused “Lunch and Learns” from the comfort of your own office. Topic: Energy Efficiency for Businesses (Sep. 10). Learn more and register at: Workshops- sbeap.org

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