Local Air Quality Monitoring
Ozone Along the Front Range Since September 2022, the Front Range of Colorado has been classified as…
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Community Monitoring for Air Toxics on Colorado’s Front Range
A new community monitoring program to aid in the regulation of air toxics was implemented by Colorado Air Toxics Act (HB21-1189). The Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment Air Pollution Control Division (CDPHE-APCD) hired Air Resource Specialists to perform monitoring for benzene, hydrogen sulfide and hydrogen cyanide in disproportionately affected communities.
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Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Network
Our monitoring group has provided comprehensive ambient air quality, visibility, and meteorology support to the WEDEQ-AQD Air Quality Monitoring Network for over 20 years, including operations and data management of a number of permanent and mobile stations.
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Monitoring Criteria Pollutants on a National Scale
The National Park Service established its Gaseous Pollutant Monitoring Program (GPMP) to protect the air and other resources influenced by air quality in Class I areas. ARS has performed the operation and maintenance aspects of the NPS GPMP since 1988, and the data management aspects of the program since 1996.
