CMAQ in the states : a preliminary assessment of the CMAQ program's contribution toward meeting ozone standards

Grant, Michael; Guruswamy, Dharm; Petersen, Britt

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CMAQ in the states : a preliminary assessment of the CMAQ program's contribution toward meeting ozone standards

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Authors: Grant, Michael; Guruswamy, Dharm; Petersen, Britt;

doi: 10.21949/1404033

CMAQ in the states : a preliminary assessment of the CMAQ program's contribution toward meeting ozone standards

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Abstract

The Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement (CMAQ) program provides funds to states for projects designed to help metropolitan areas attain and maintain the national ambient air quality standards (NAAQS). The objective of this analysis is to estimate the potential contribution of the CMAQ program in helping ozone non-attainment areas to move toward attainment of the NAAQS for ozone. Original report2 October 1997, revised 8 January 1998. 22 p.

Keywords

Standards, Ozone, Air quality, Metropolitan areas, Exhaust gases

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