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International Air Quality Standards International Air Quality Standards Laura Knudsen, International Studies, Environmental Studies, Quantitative Science Laura Knudsen, International Studies, Environmental Studies, Quantitative Science Professor Peter Guttorp, Statistics, University of Washington Professor Peter Guttorp, Statistics, University of Washington US FOCUS US FOCUS EU EU US US UK UK CHINA CHINA SWEDEN SWEDEN SOUTH SOUTH AFRICA AFRICA MEXICO MEXICO GENERAL GENERAL ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION and REGULATION and INFORMATION INFORMATION BODIES BODIES *European *European Environment Environment Commission Commission *European *European Environment Environment Information Information and and Observation Observation Network Network *US *US Environment Environment al al Protection Protection Agency Agency *UK *UK Department Department for for Environment Environment , Food and , Food and Rural Rural Affairs Affairs (DEFRA) (DEFRA) *State *State Environment Environment al al Protection Protection on on Administrat Administrat ion (SEPA) ion (SEPA) *China *China National National Environment Environment al al Monitoring Monitoring Center Center (CNEMC) (CNEMC) *Swedish *Swedish Environment Environment al al Protection Protection Agency Agency (SEPA) (SEPA) *Department *Department of of Environment Environment al Affairs al Affairs & Tourism & Tourism (DEA&T) (DEA&T) *Secretary *Secretary of the of the Environment Environment and Natural and Natural Resources Resources (SEMARNAT) (SEMARNAT) MAJOR AIR MAJOR AIR QUALITY QUALITY ASSESSMENT, ASSESSMENT, REGULATION AND REGULATION AND ENFORCEMENT ENFORCEMENT TOOLS TOOLS *EU *EU Emissions Emissions Trading Trading Scheme Scheme ---Must be ---Must be implemented implemented by national by national legislation legislation *Clean Air *Clean Air Act and Act and National National Ambient Air Ambient Air Quality Quality Standards Standards *SEMAQ *SEMAQ ( ( Satellite- Satellite- Assisted Assisted Management Management *UK Air *UK Air Quality Quality Indicators Indicators *UK Air *UK Air Quality Quality Archive Archive *UK *UK Emissions Emissions Trading Trading Registry Registry *3 *3 Different Different Grades of Grades of Air Quality Air Quality Standards Standards (I, II, (I, II, III) III) *Sulfur *Sulfur filters filters will be will be *Taxes *Taxes ---Carbon ---Carbon Tax, Sulfur Tax, Sulfur Tax, Tax, Nitrogen Nitrogen Oxide Oxide Emissions Emissions Fee Program Fee Program *National *National Environment Environment al al Management Management Act (1998) Act (1998) *Air *Air Quality Act Quality Act * * Environment Environment al al Information Information System System *Mexico *Mexico National National Emissions Emissions Inventory Inventory ENFORCEMENT ENFORCEMENT STANDARDS STANDARDS EUROPEAN UNION FOCUS EUROPEAN UNION FOCUS European European Union Union US US UK UK CHINA ( CHINA ( g/m g/m 3 ) SWEDEN SWEDEN MEXICO MEXICO WHO WHO SO SO 2 1 hour 1 hour 350 350 g/m g/m 3 may may be be exceeded exceeded 24X/year 24X/year 350 ug/m 350 ug/m 3 may be may be exceeded exceeded 24X/year 24X/year Grade 1: 150 Grade 1: 150 Grade 2: 500 Grade 2: 500 Grade 3: Grade 3: 700 700 200 200 g/m g/m 3 may be may be exceeded exceeded 175X/year 175X/year 24 hour 24 hour 125 125 g/m g/m 3 may be may be exceeded exceeded 3X/year 3X/year 367 367 g/m g/m 3 3 may be may be exceeded exceeded 1X/year 1X/year 125 125 g/m g/m may be may be exceeded exceeded 3X/year 3X/year Grade 1: 50 Grade 1: 50 Grade 2: Grade 2: 150 Grade 3: 150 Grade 3: 250 250 100 100 g/m g/m 3 may be may be exceeded exceeded 7X/year 7X/year 340 340 g/m g/m 3 20 20 g/m g/m 3 Annual Annual 21 21 g/m g/m 3 79 79 g/m g/m 3 Grade 1: 20 Grade 1: 20 Grade 2: 60 Grade 2: 60 Grade 3: 100 Grade 3: 100 20 20 g/m g/m 3 79 79 g/m g/m 3 NO NO 2 1 hour 1 hour 200 200 g/m g/m 3 3 may be may be exceeded exceeded 18X/year 18X/year 200 200 g/m g/m may be may be exceeded exceeded 18X/year 18X/year Grade 1: 120 Grade 1: 120 Grade 2: 240 Grade 2: 240 Grade 3: Grade 3: 240 240 90 90 g/m g/m 3 3 may be may be exceeded exceeded 175X/year 175X/year 395 395 g/m g/m 3 200 200 g/m g/m 3 Annual Annual 40 40 g/m g/m 3 100 100 g/m g/m 3 40 40 g/m g/m Grade 1: 40 Grade 1: 40 Grade 2: 80 Grade 2: 80 Grade 3: 80 Grade 3: 80 40 40 g/m g/m 3 40 40 g/m g/m 3 PM (10) PM (10) 24 hour 24 hour 50 50 g/m g/m 3 may be may be exceeded exceeded 35X/year 35X/year 150 150 g/m g/m 3 may be may be exceeded exceeded 1X/year 1X/year over over an average of an average of 3 years 3 years 50 50 g/m g/m 3 may be may be exceeded exceeded 35X/year 35X/year Grade 1: 50 Grade 1: 50 Grade 2: 150 Grade 2: 150 Grade 3: 250 Grade 3: 250 50 50 g/m g/m 3 may be may be exceeded exceeded 35X/year 35X/year 150 150 g/m g/m 3 50 50 g/m g/m 3 Annual Annual 40 40 g/m g/m 3 40 40 g/m g/m 3 Grade 1: 40 Grade 1: 40 Grade 2: Grade 2: 100 Grade 3: 100 Grade 3: 150 150 40 40 g/m g/m 3 50 50 g/m g/m 3 20 20 g/m g/m 3 PM (2.5) PM (2.5) 24 hour 24 hour 15 15 g/m g/m 3 65 65 g/m g/m 3 25 25 g/m g/m 3 CO CO 8 hour mean 8 hour mean 10 mg/m 10 mg/m 3 10 mg/m 10 mg/m 3 may be may be exceeded exceeded 1X/year 1X/year 10 mg/m 10 mg/m 3 13 mg/m 13 mg/m 3 Ozone Ozone 8 hour mean 8 hour mean 120 120 g/m g/m 3 may be may be exceeded exceeded 25 25 days/year days/year averaged over averaged over 3 years 3 years 157 157 g/m g/m 3 120 120 g/m g/m 3 may be may be exceeded exceeded 25 25 days/year days/year averaged over averaged over 3 years 3 years 120 120 g/m g/m 3 100 100 g/m g/m 3 1 hour mean 1 hour mean 236 236 g/m g/m 3 Grade 1: 160 Grade 1: 160 Grade 2: 200 Grade 2: 200 Grade 3: 200 Grade 3: 200 216 216 g/m g/m 3 Standard battles Standard battles Source: EU Commission, 2004 THE NETHERLANDS -Benchmarking Covenant clashes -Benchmarking Covenant clashes with EU with EU Emissions Trading Directive Emissions Trading Directive -Standards are more stringent -Standards are more stringent than EU than EU standards standards UNITED KINGDOM -UK Emissions Trading Scheme -UK Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) (ETS) clashed with EU Emissions Trading clashed with EU Emissions Trading Directive Directive -Compromise between EU ETS and UK -Compromise between EU ETS and UK ETS (exemption of some UK ETS (exemption of some UK European Commission develops and researches standards European Environment Agency provides information to the public and policy- makers European Parliament and European Commission set standards Each nation is in charge of creating implementation plans European Court of Justice tries nations that do not comply Criteria document developed by EPA Office of Research and Development Staff paper developed by EPA Office of Air Quality Planning & Standards Criteria document and staff paper reviewed by the Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee (CASAC) Public participation occurs at this stage. EPA Administrator sets standards States create implementation plans (SIP) *states may have more strict standards than federal standard Department of Ecology and Clean Air Agencies monitor standards, prosecute and fine violators Environmental Appeals Board Fines and penalties may be appealed

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International Air Quality StandardsInternational Air Quality StandardsLaura Knudsen, International Studies, Environmental Studies, Quantitative ScienceLaura Knudsen, International Studies, Environmental Studies, Quantitative Science

Professor Peter Guttorp, Statistics, University of WashingtonProfessor Peter Guttorp, Statistics, University of Washington

US FOCUSUS FOCUS

EUEU USUS UKUK CHINACHINA SWEDENSWEDEN SOUTH SOUTH AFRICAAFRICA

MEXICOMEXICO

GENERAL GENERAL ENVIRONMENTAL ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION and REGULATION and

INFORMATION INFORMATION BODIESBODIES

*European *European Environment Environment CommissionCommission

*European *European Environment Environment Information Information

and and Observation Observation

NetworkNetwork

*US *US Environmental Environmental

Protection Protection AgencyAgency

*UK *UK Department Department

for for Environment, Environment,

Food and Food and Rural Affairs Rural Affairs

(DEFRA)(DEFRA)

*State *State Environmental Environmental Protection on Protection on

Administration Administration (SEPA)(SEPA)

*China *China National National

Environmental Environmental Monitoring Monitoring

Center Center (CNEMC)(CNEMC)

*Swedish *Swedish Environmental Environmental

Protection Protection Agency Agency (SEPA)(SEPA)

*Department *Department of of

Environmental Environmental Affairs & Affairs & Tourism Tourism (DEA&T)(DEA&T)

*Secretary of *Secretary of the the

Environment Environment and Natural and Natural Resources Resources

(SEMARNAT)(SEMARNAT)

MAJOR AIR MAJOR AIR QUALITY QUALITY

ASSESSMENT, ASSESSMENT, REGULATION AND REGULATION AND

ENFORCEMENT ENFORCEMENT TOOLSTOOLS

*EU Emissions *EU Emissions Trading Trading SchemeScheme

---Must be ---Must be implemented implemented by national by national legislationlegislation

*Clean Air Act *Clean Air Act and National and National Ambient Air Ambient Air

Quality Quality StandardsStandards

*SEMAQ *SEMAQ ((Satellite-Satellite-Assisted Assisted

Management Management of Air Quality)of Air Quality)

*Stack Tests*Stack Tests

*UK Air *UK Air Quality Quality

IndicatorsIndicators

*UK Air *UK Air Quality Quality ArchiveArchive

*UK Emissions *UK Emissions Trading Trading RegistryRegistry

*3 Different *3 Different Grades of Air Grades of Air

Quality Quality Standards (I, II, Standards (I, II,

III)III)

*Sulfur filters *Sulfur filters will be will be

installed by installed by 20102010

*Taxes *Taxes

---Carbon Tax, ---Carbon Tax, Sulfur Tax, Sulfur Tax, Nitrogen Nitrogen

Oxide Oxide Emissions Fee Emissions Fee

ProgramProgram

*National *National Environmental Environmental Management Management

Act (1998)Act (1998)

*Air Quality *Air Quality ActAct

**Environmental Environmental Information Information

SystemSystem

*Mexico *Mexico National National

Emissions Emissions InventoryInventory

ENFORCEMENTENFORCEMENT

STANDARDSSTANDARDS EUROPEAN UNION FOCUSEUROPEAN UNION FOCUSEuropean UnionEuropean Union USUS UKUK CHINA (CHINA (g/mg/m33)) SWEDENSWEDEN MEXICOMEXICO WHOWHO

SOSO22

1 hour1 hour

350 350 g/mg/m33

may may be be exceeded exceeded 24X/year24X/year

350 ug/m350 ug/m33

may be may be exceeded exceeded 24X/year24X/year

Grade 1: 150Grade 1: 150

Grade 2: 500 Grade 2: 500 Grade 3: 700Grade 3: 700

200 200 g/mg/m33

may be may be exceeded exceeded 175X/year175X/year

24 hour24 hour

125 125 g/mg/m33

may be may be exceeded exceeded 3X/year3X/year

367 367 g/mg/m3 3

may be may be exceeded exceeded 1X/year1X/year

125 125 g/mg/m

may be may be exceeded exceeded 3X/year3X/year

Grade 1: 50 Grade 1: 50 Grade 2: 150 Grade 2: 150 Grade 3: 250Grade 3: 250

100 100 g/mg/m33

may be may be exceeded exceeded 7X/year7X/year

340 340 g/mg/m33 20 20 g/mg/m33

AnnualAnnual 21 21 g/mg/m33 79 79 g/mg/m33

Grade 1: 20 Grade 1: 20 Grade 2: 60 Grade 2: 60

Grade 3: 100 Grade 3: 100 20 20 g/mg/m33 79 79 g/mg/m33

NONO22

1 hour1 hour

200 200 g/mg/m3 3

may be may be exceeded exceeded 18X/year18X/year

200 200 g/mg/m

may be may be exceeded exceeded 18X/year18X/year

Grade 1: 120 Grade 1: 120 Grade 2: 240 Grade 2: 240 Grade 3: 240Grade 3: 240

90 90 g/mg/m3 3

may be may be exceeded exceeded 175X/year175X/year

395 395 g/mg/m33 200 200 g/mg/m33

AnnualAnnual 40 40 g/mg/m33 100 100 g/mg/m33 40 40 g/mg/mGrade 1: 40 Grade 1: 40 Grade 2: 80 Grade 2: 80 Grade 3: 80Grade 3: 80

40 40 g/mg/m33 40 40 g/mg/m33

PM (10)PM (10)

24 hour24 hour

50 50 g/mg/m33

may be may be exceeded exceeded 35X/year35X/year

150 150 g/mg/m33

may be may be exceeded exceeded

1X/year 1X/year over an over an average of average of 3 3

yearsyears

50 50 g/mg/m33

may be may be exceeded exceeded 35X/year35X/year

Grade 1: 50 Grade 1: 50 Grade 2: 150 Grade 2: 150 Grade 3: 250Grade 3: 250

50 50 g/mg/m33

may be may be exceeded exceeded 35X/year35X/year

150 150 g/mg/m33 50 50 g/mg/m33

AnnualAnnual 40 40 g/mg/m33 40 40 g/mg/m33

Grade 1: 40 Grade 1: 40 Grade 2: 100 Grade 2: 100 Grade 3: 150Grade 3: 150

40 40 g/mg/m33 50 50 g/mg/m33 20 20 g/mg/m33

PM (2.5)PM (2.5)

24 hour24 hour 15 15 g/mg/m33 65 65 g/mg/m33 25 25 g/mg/m33

COCO

8 hour mean8 hour mean 10 mg/m10 mg/m33

10 mg/m10 mg/m33

may be may be exceeded exceeded 1X/year1X/year

10 mg/m10 mg/m33 13 mg/m13 mg/m33

OzoneOzone

8 hour mean8 hour mean

120 120 g/mg/m33

may be may be exceeded exceeded 25 25

days/yeardays/year averaged over averaged over 3 3

yearsyears

157 157 g/mg/m33

120 120 g/mg/m33

may be may be exceeded exceeded 25 25

days/yeardays/year averaged over averaged over 3 3

yearsyears

120 120 g/mg/m33

100 100 g/mg/m33

1 hour mean1 hour mean236 236 g/mg/m33 Grade 1: 160 Grade 1: 160

Grade 2: 200 Grade 2: 200 Grade 3: 200Grade 3: 200

216 216 g/mg/m33

Standard battlesStandard battles

Source: EU Commission, 2004

THE NETHERLANDS

-Benchmarking Covenant clashes with EU-Benchmarking Covenant clashes with EU

Emissions Trading DirectiveEmissions Trading Directive

-Standards are more stringent than EU-Standards are more stringent than EU

standards standards

UNITED KINGDOM

-UK Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS)-UK Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS)

clashed with EU Emissions Trading clashed with EU Emissions Trading

Directive Directive

-Compromise between EU ETS and UK-Compromise between EU ETS and UK

ETS (exemption of some UK installations)ETS (exemption of some UK installations)

European Commission develops and researches standards

European Environment Agency provides information to the public and policy-makers

European Parliament and European Commission set standards

Each nation is in charge of creatingimplementation plans

European Court of Justice tries nations that do not comply

Criteria document developed by

EPA Office of Research and Development

Staff paper developed by

EPA Office of Air Quality Planning & Standards

Criteria document and staff paper reviewed by the

Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee (CASAC)

Public participation occurs at this stage.

EPA Administrator sets standards

States create implementation plans (SIP)

*states may have more strict standards than federal standard

Department of Ecology and Clean Air Agencies

monitor standards, prosecute and fine violators

Environmental Appeals Board

Fines and penalties may be appealed