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Ultrafine Particles Overview: What are they and Where do they come from?

What are ultrafine particles and why is it an emerging concern? Ultrafine particles (UFPs) belong to a class of primary air pollutants called particulate matter (PM). Other types of PM include coarse particulate matter (PM10) and fine particulate matter (PM2.5). With a diameter of 0.1 micron or less, UFPs are the smallest known particles of ...

EPA Proposes Changes to Key Refrigerant & HVAC/R Requirements

EPA Proposed Rule tackles HCFCs, compliance reporting, & refrigerant imports Last week the EPA published a proposed rule signed by Andrew Wheeler specifically addressing regulations on HCFC ...

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Sphera Launches New Cloud Solution to Simplify Emissions Management and Compliance

Highly regulated companies can no longer focus solely on complying with environmental regulations. Investors, organizational leadership and the public expect maximum asset performance along with a reduced environmental impact. To help companies meet ...

EFT 10.1 update for EMIT

Regional-to-local scale air quality modelling for Ireland

Joint IPIECA-OGCI-IOGP project to develop industry recommended practices for deploying methane detection and quantification technologies

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The Mandatory Reporting of Greenhouse Gases Rule is a new regulation that requires large sources and suppliers to report greenhouse gas emissions. Greenhouse gases are gases in the atmosphere that are alleged to absorb and emit radiation within the thermal infrared range. Annual reports of the amount of greenhouse gases emitted by a facility must be submitted to the EPA by facilities that meet or ...