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Washington State Regional Haze Stat
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co-chaired by a state and a tribal
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Membership Members Air program dire
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Sample Contribution Matrix for Supp
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� DRAFT 308 Regional Haze SIP/TIP
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2002 Events: 2001 Events: 2000 Even
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2000 Events: 11/09/00 IOC Meeting A
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03/15/01 Forum Meeting Summary, Sac
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2003 Events: 2002 Events: o Recent
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actual emissions, and forecasts the
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2001 Events: 09/27/01 Emissions For
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2002 Events: 12/10/03 FEJF Meeting,
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2000 Events: 06/07/00 Mobile Source
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o Status of WRAP comments on BART r
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Meetings 2007 Events: 2006 Events:
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Section B-1 Overview of Appendix B
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B-5 Final December 2010
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Final December 2010 Section B-3 Eco
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Final December 2010 and Organic Car
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Final December 2010 Response: Ecolo
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Section B-5 Ecology’s Summary of
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Final December 2010 While Ecology n
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improve very slowly. Consider the p
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United States Department of Agricul
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Mr. Doug Schneider Reasonable Progr
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Mr. Doug Schneider We also encourag
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Mr. Doug Schneider pollution of the
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Clint: Herman Wong/R10/USEPA/US 07/
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Wilson.Rob@epamail.epa.gov 06/08/20
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Inversions/Trapping Temperature inv
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each to 1,500 m or higher which cou
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Inversions/Trapping The PASA1 site
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WRAP IMPROVE Data Substitutions 04/
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Additional Data Substitutions This
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2. Donor Site Substitutions In the
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2. Data Completeness Following Subs
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Results for Washington Sites The ch
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Extinction (Mm -1 ) Extinction (Mm
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OC (µg/m³) OC (µg/m³) 10 8 6 4
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AmmSO 4 (µg/m³) AmmSO 4 (µg/m³)
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Soil (µg/m³) Soil (µg/m³) 5 4 3
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SS (µg/m³) SS (µg/m³) 5 4 3 2 1
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Overview This appendix consists of
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Class I Area Visibility Summary: Ol
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Class I Area Visibility Summary: Gl
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Class I Area Visibility Summary: Al
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Class I Area Visibility Summary: Mo
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Class I Area Visibility Summary: Go
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Class I Area Visibility Summary: Pa
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period used as baseline data for th
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Class I Area Summary Tables - Olymp
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Class I Area Summary Tables - North
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Class I Area Summary Tables - Alpin
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Class I Area Summary Tables - Mount
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Class I Area Summary Tables - Goat
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Class I Area Summary Tables - Pasay
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NOCA1 Revised 2018 Visibility Proje
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and annual average mass and extinct
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Overview Ecology developed a set of
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Table 1 Washington Source Category
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Final December 2010 Major Category
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Final December 2010 Major Category
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Table 5 Specific Industries and Emi
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at the Alcoa Wenatchee Works facili
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expansion of sulfur recovery system
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3. Petroleum Industry Catalytic Cra
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All emission controls systems avail
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Table 8 Summary of Emission Control
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It will take 1-2 years to complete
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with the lime/limestone in water dr
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Based on the above, it is Ecology
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Conclusions from the Four-Factor an
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Scope of Document This document pro
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10. Oil Refineries ................
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STAPPA State and Territorial Air Po
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We have identified control measures
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The U.S. EPA’s Guidance for Setti
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The ages of major pieces of equipme
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Table 3-1. Emissions from Reciproca
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Baseline Potential emission emissio
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3.2 Factor 2 - Time Necessary for C
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3.4 Factor 4 - Remaining Equipment
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4. Oil and Gas Exploration and Prod
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Table 4-1. Emissions from Oil and G
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Turbines Table 4-2. Control Options
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Table 4-3. Estimated Costs of Contr
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Table 4-4. Estimated Energy and Non
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4.4 Factor 4 - Remaining Equipment
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20. EPA (2002), EPA Air Pollution C
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Emission source AK CA CO MT ND NM N
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turbines. 3,4,5,6,7,8 Reciprocating
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Estimated Estimated Estimated annua
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Sulfur recovery units require elect
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industrial boiler control option st
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Source Type Coal-fired Oil-fired Ta
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Source Type Coal-fired (Pre PSD Reg
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6.5 References for Section 6 1. Ene
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urners reduce flame turbulence, del
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Table 7-1. Emissions from Cement Ki
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Table 7-2. Control Options for Ceme
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Estimated Estimated Estimated annua
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Potential emission Additional elect
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7.5 References for Section 7 1. NAC
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8. Sulfuric Acid Manufacturing Plan
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Table 9-1. Emissions from Lime Kiln
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Baseline emissions (2000-2004) 2.3
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• WRAP Regional Modeling Center (
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as calculated and reported by VIEWS
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3.0 DATA QUALITY ASSURANCE 3.1 OVER
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EPA requires monitoring programs to
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4.0 DESCRIPTION OF WRAP ANALYSES EP
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Monitored Baseline to 2018 Baseline
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Figure 4-4. Example PSAT results fo
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Appendix A Technical Analysis Forum
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The Interagency Monitoring of PROte
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The revised equation splits ammoniu
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Directly measured light scattering
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extinction species, and can still b
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Table 4 - EXAMPLE DATA TABLE - Unif
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Additional Data Substitutions INGA1
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KAIS1 X X YOSE1 -- -- 2 1 1 CA RAFA
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dominate the Worst 20 % days in 200
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Missing IMPROVE Data: To date, 2018
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Table 7. Mapping of Particulate RMC
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Haziness Index (Dec iv iews) 16 14
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Figure 19. Modeled reduction in ext
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FINAL 10/11/06 A streamlined and co
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FINAL 10/11/06 that pollutant will
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FINAL 10/11/06 in the multi-source
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Figure 1. CALMET Meteorological Dom
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FINAL 10/11/06 5) CALMET was run us
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FINAL 10/11/06 U.S. EPA - the EPA h
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FINAL 10/11/06 The U.S. EPA recomme
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FINAL 10/11/06 Table 1. Federal Man
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FINAL 10/11/06 Appendix B Natural V
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FINAL 10/11/06 Appendix C CALMET Pa
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FINAL 10/11/06 Appendix D CALPUFF P
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FINAL 10/11/06 Recommended CALPUFF
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FINAL 10/11/06 Recommended CALPUFF
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FINAL 10/11/06 Appendix E CALPOST P
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Use of 0.5-km Grid Spacing to Evalu
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model used for the input meteorolog
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Final December 2010 Figure I-1 Terr
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Regional Haze BART Guidance II. The
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Regional Haze BART Guidance Ecology
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Regional Haze BART Guidance What do
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Regional Haze BART Guidance To dete
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Regional Haze BART Guidance Example
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Regional Haze BART Guidance for les
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Regional Haze BART Guidance energy
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Regional Haze BART Guidance We enco
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Regional Haze BART Guidance If the
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Regional Haze BART Guidance for the
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Regional Haze BART Guidance EPA rec
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Regional Haze BART Guidance plants.
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Regional Haze BART Guidance Specify
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Contents Overview of Appendix K Res
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Response to Comments A. General Com
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utility costs down by not increasin
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found BART for the TransAlta Centra
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• It simply must not be acceptabl
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assurance to TransAlta employees an
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Ecology concluded that a visibility
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of switching to a lower sulfur fuel
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controls on existing sources, Ecolo
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Ecology Response: It is Ecology’s
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evaluation of those combustion cont
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normal turnaround time for the CO b
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K. TransAlta Comment #37: The Centr
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EPA and the various new monitoring
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Please concern yourself with real p
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established a Fire Emissions Joint
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• I am a licensed physician resid
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Ecology Response: Ecology conducted
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Final December 2010 Joe McHugh 6 Ka
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October 6, 2010 Doug Schneider Depa
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(206) 527‐9302 2 K - 65 Final Dec
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Sincerely, Dave Nichols PO Box 56 S
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Please protect the our treasured wi
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16226 N Sands Rd Mead, WA 99021‐7
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Seattle, WA 98102‐5959 2 K - 117
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(360) 321‐4883 2 K - 119 Final De
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Thanks for listening. Sincerely, Ed
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Sincerely, Jody Fox 310 Bellevue Av
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4208 Glasgow Way Anacortes, WA 9822
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(206) 363‐6347 2 K - 127 Final De
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2551 Captains Ct Ferndale, WA 98248
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Sincerely, Robert Moore 14727 39th
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David Yao 1538 N 128th St Seattle,
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100 years or more. Now there are mo
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Sincerely, James Rosenthal PO Box 6
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Sincerely, Eileen Lamar 832 Lacey,
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energy alternatives, stop killing t
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Sincerely, Mrs. Kay Ellison 4303 NE
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Ms. Cynthia Wilson 101 Maple Dr Por
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where wood and coal smoke is pumped
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percent or greater. Sincerely, Mr.
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where wood and coal smoke is pumped
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have emphysema. Not one of us smoke
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Ms. Yovonne Autrey‐Schell 360 Duc
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Unit 2B Bainbridge Island, WA 98110
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Sincerely, Kathleen Mckeehen PO Box
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Gerald Myers 539 Cedar Ave S Renton
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Please protect the our treasured wi
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Marilyn Smith 1415 8th St Clarkston
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from harm by revising the Regional
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McCleary, WA 98557‐0328 2 K - 279
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Sincerely, Lyz Kurnitz‐Thurlow 55
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Sincerely, Mr. Edwin Crayton 218 2n
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or greater. Sincerely, Ron Good PO
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increasingly fragile planet. Sincer
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Ms. Janet Bautista 6225 64th Ave W
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Mr. Eugene Ayres Lake Forest Park,
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Final December 2010 18 Wisconsin Po
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and 5. These emissions limits are a
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hard copy location (e.g., copyright
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I. Background F. Executive Order 13
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those provisions.” 40 CFR §49.3.
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visibility impairment at the Grand
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approach that is more consistent wi
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concentrations in the Four Corners
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each Class I area for each year, av
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determined to all have similar leve
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e the most likely choice for APS fo
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units built after 1978 and the PM l
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Kilometers (km) Delta dv Delta dv %
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search data sources; complete and r
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direct compliance costs on the Nava
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disproportionate effect on children
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J. Executive Order 12898: Federal A
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identifies the control equipment an
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heat inputs, in millions of BTU, fo
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TransAlta would have on all twelve
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Technical Comments on the Public Re
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problems related to specific circum
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Ecology also states that there is a
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applications will require significa
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higher resolution, perhaps 10 meter
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knowing whether or not the change i
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Respectfully, Dale Swedberg, Chair
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Appendix A Benefits of Fire velutin
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Final December 2010 make tonight an
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Final December 2010 We generated an
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Final December 2010 existing system
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The National Park Service will be s
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We have members and leaders who are
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Once we decide to stop all the othe
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Jerry Thielen: Thank you. Is it Fin
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Final December 2010 I’m hearing i
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Jerry Thielen: You can take it out
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THE MOST IMPAIRED DAYS, Winter (Q1
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Conclusion Final December 2010 IMPR
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