Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association
- Frequency:
- Monthly
- Launch:
- 1951
Vision and Mission
Vision
To be the leading technical communicator for policy-relevant air and waste management science and technology.
Mission
To provide A&WMA and the general public with descriptions of timely, contemporary advances in air quality and waste management science and technology for use in improving environmental protection.
For more Information
Technical Editor-in-Chief
Dr. Tim Keener, P.E., QEP
Professor, University of Cincinnati
Department of Civil and
Environmental Engineering
Mail Location 71
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati, OH 45221-0071
++1-513- 556-3676 (phone)
++1-513-556-2599 (fax)
tim.keener@uc.edu
Co-Editor
Dr. George Hidy
Envair/Aerochem
6 Evergreen Drive
Placitas, NM 87043
++1-505-771-4083 (phone/fax)
dhidy113@comcast.net
Subscritpion Details
There are two easy ways to begin receiving the Journal:
- Become an individual member of the Air & Waste Management Association. In addition to receiving the Journal (or EM magazine) in the mail each month, members also have full access to the online Journal and EM, both of which include searchable articles back to 1997! To learn more about the benefits of becoming a member of A&WMA, or to join online today, please click here.
- Order a subscription. Rates for the 2006 subscription year are as follows:
* Nonprofit institutions and government agencies—$230/year
* For-profit and other institutions—$345/year
Please note: Additional postal charges apply to subscriptions outside the United States and Canada.
To subscribe, download and fill out the order form (180kb PDF), or contact A&WMA Member Services at (412) 232-3444, email: subscriptions@awma.org.
Sample articles
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Mercury speciation and distribution in a 660-megawatt utility boiler in Taiwan firing bituminous coals
Mercury speciation and distribution in a 660-MW tangential-fired utility boiler in Taiwan burning Australian and Chinese bituminous coal blends was investigated. Flue gases were simultaneously ...
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Study of the properties of Aerosols and the air quality index Using a Backscatter Lidar System and Aeronet Sunphotometer in the city of Sao Paulo, Brazil
Between the months of July and September of 2007 during the so-called Brazilian dry season, an aerosol profiling campaign was carried out with a backscatter(ing) lidar system in the city of Sao ...
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Chemical characterization and preliminary source contribution of fine particulate matter in the Mexicali/Imperial valley border area
ABSTRACTThe airshed shared by the Valley of Mexicali in Mexico and Imperial Valley in the United States frequently experiences high levels of particulate matter (PM) less than 10 m (PM10). However, ...
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In-Vehicle exposures to particulate matter and black carbon
ABSTRACTIn-vehicle exposures to particulate matter (PM) and black carbon (BC) can be a significant part of personal totalexposure. The purpose of this study was to identify determinants of the ...
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Review of recent advances in detection of organic markers in fine particulate matter and their use for source
ABSTRACTFine particulate matter is believed to be more toxic than coarse particles and to exacerbate health problems such asrespiratory and cardiopulmonary diseases. Specific organic compounds within ...
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Using a direct method to characterize and measure flows of municipal solid waste in the United States
ABSTRACTAlthough there are a myriad of sources of municipal solid waste (MSW) data in the United States, much of thesedata are not transparent and are also extremely difficult to find. In addition, ...
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Remote sensing of particulate pollution from space: Have we reached the promised land?
This paper follows presentation and publication of the Hoff and Christopher 2009 Critical Review and represents an integration of discussants’ views of their paper. The discussants’ comments are ...
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Particle Optics in the Rayleigh Regime
Light scattering and absorption by particles suspended in the atmosphere modifies the transfer of solar energy in the atmosphere, thereby influencing global and regional climate change and ...
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Methods to assess carbonaceous aerosol sampling artifacts for IMPROVE and other long-term networks
Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) and semi-volatile organic compounds (SVOCs) adsorb to quartz fiber filters during fine and coarse particulate matter (PM2.5 and PM10, respectively) sampling for ...
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Remote sensing of particular pollution from space: Have we reached the promised land?
The recent literature on satellite remote sensing of air quality is reviewed. 2009 is the 50th anniversary of the first satellite atmospheric observations. For the first 40 of those years, ...
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