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Growth Model Tests Dispel 'Ruinous' Climate Forecast
March 28, 2008
New Source of Hydroxyl Radicals May Help Explain Smog Formation
March 28, 2008
Scientists Use Satellite Sensors to Estimate Pollution Aerosols
March 28, 2008
Mercury Spill Control 101
March 21, 2008By Mark A. Ceaser
Beads, vapor characteristics make step-wise cleanup vital
Mercury Spill Control 101Since the early 1990s, U.S. environmental regulations have eliminated the development of mercury as a new product. Despite these changes targeting mercury use, alternatives have been slow to develop, and in cases such as precision measurement devices are not possible. As a result, mercury has been mined through reclamation and recycling processes.
UC Study Predicts Greater CO2 Emissions for China
March 20, 2008

Analysts: Air Filter Market May Exceed $7B in 2010
March 19, 2008
Hyperbranched Aluminosilica Captures Carbon Dioxide
March 19, 2008
Agency Seeks Comment on GHG Inventory
March 14, 2008
Calgon Carbon Awarded $55 Million Contract for Mercury Removal
March 12, 2008
Paint Rule Primer
March 10, 2008By William D. Hayes
New emissions rule gives existing auto-body shops breathing room
Paint Rule PrimerAuto-body shops and restoration specialists can breathe a sigh of relief now that the final EPA rule on emission standards for paint stripping and surface coating operations is out. At the same time, however, they should take a deep breath and prepare for some changes to come.
Dust in West Up 500%, Says CU-Boulder Study
March 3, 2008
Institute Offers Guide for Buying Precipitators
March 3, 2008
Honda's Natural Gas Civic GX Still Top Green Car
February 27, 2008
Guidebook Keeps Air Pollution Managers in the Know
February 26, 2008
Auto Dealers Speak Out on CAFE Rules
February 25, 2008
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