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Alamo LS AIHA – February Meeting Announcement

Feb 2012 Annoucement (pdf)

Date/Time: Tuesday, February 21st from 6:00 - 7:15 PM

Speaker/Topic: Texas Environmental Air Quality on Review as presented by the TECQ (see details below)

Location: Chuy's, 14855 IH-10 North, Selma, TX 78154

NOTE: Alamo AIHA Officers will meet from 5:30 to 6:00 PM at the same location. All Alamo LS members are invited to attend.

Come network, learn, and enjoy!
Texas Environmental Air Quality on Review

Update on "Federal Regulations for Power Plants"

By: Vincent Meiller - Technical Specialist, Air Quality Planning Section

EPA's recently finalized Utility Mercury and Air Toxics Standards Rule (or MATS)
A peak at the Cross-State Air Pollution Rule and Clean Air Interstate Rules.

Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ) Air Monitoring: "A Review of Central Texas Air Monitoring and Available Data Tools"

By: Chris Owen, Monitor Liaison for the Chief Engineer's Office

Current ambient air measurements (broken down by pollutant) in the Central Texas area.
Location of monitors, how often data are collected, how to access the information on the internet.