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If
you visit American city, You will find it very pretty; just two things
of which you must beware: don't drink the water and don’t breathe the
air. Tom Lehrer, lyrics from Pollution Found in Our Global Environment
by A. Nadakavukaren, 4th edition, 1995.
Accountability:
Measuring the Effect and Effectiveness of the Regulation of Air Quality
Outline
Objective
To
discuss the interplay of politics, values and science in the setting
of air quality standards and the assessment of their effectiveness.
Background
Policy
as a product of:
Policy
as the Interaction of:
Types
of Pollutants
Sources
of Air Pollution
The
Size of Particles
Cuurent
NAAQS-Primary Stds for Ozone and PM
History
Seneca
61 AD
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Regulatory
Process
Aspects
of Regulation
Aspect
of Regulations-continued
Key
Papers
Early
Papers
Re-analysis
Precipitators
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Values
Values
Issues
Data
Sharing Fences
Statistics/Science
New
Statistical Methodology
Statistical
Issues
Hill
Criteria for Causality
Science/Values/Politics
Re-analysis
I
Re-Analysis
II
Values
Shelby
Amendment
Accountability
Accountability
(HEI questions)
Regulatory
Examples
How
to Assess NAAQS?
Summary
Questions
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