 From time to time we plan to offer our insights and comments on timely and important topics. Some of our upcoming topics include:
The Air We Breathe
PM-2.5: A New Big Step for Small Things Article for the
For the most part, the air we breathe in the
The Air We Breathe: The Energy We ‘Make’ Article for the
Our tremendous ability over the last half century to create and transmit electricity using heavy coal and petroleum burning has contributed greatly to the inherent problem we now experience … and breathe. We’re starting to chart our nations’ course to use less of these fuels, but such cultural adaptation doesn’t happen overnight. Several atmospheric pollutants dictate our attention to their control.
Indoor Air Quality and Mold Inspection ARG evaluates indoor air quality (IAQ) from many different facets regarding chemistry, toxicology, risk assessment, forensics and health. Of recent interest over the past several years, insurance claims from mold damage have become an increasingly prominent issue. Mold assessment and remediation is a three-fold process involving independent responsibilities.
ARG Announces Brooklyn Navy Yard Cogeneration Facility Approved for Induction as a Member of EPA’s National Performance Track Program Air Resources Group is pleased to announce that it has teamed with the Brooklyn Navy Yard Cogeneration (BNYCP) facility located in the Brooklyn Navy Yard to obtain recognition by the US EPA as a National Performance Track Member.
New Regulatory Requirements for Owners of Stationary Internal Combustion Engines If you have stationary internal combustion engines at your facility, then the information that follows may be very important to you. Stationary internal combustion (IC) engines are used to drive emergency generators, electric generators, compressors, pumps and many other devices. Typically they are fueled by diesel fuel, gasoline, and/or natural gas. The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) has proposed changes to the existing NOx RACT regulation that will reduce emission limits for stationary internal combustion engines. The effective date of the proposed changes is April 1, 2005. (more)
The State Implementation Plan (SIP) Process The SIP represents a State’s cumulative efforts in designing and implementing a comprehensive program for air quality management. (more)
How to Profit from Reducing your Business’ Air Emissions Only read on if you are innovative and want to make money. Businesses can significantly profit from three little unknown letters – ERC (Emission Reduction Credits).
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