MILES TOLBERT SECRETARY OF THE ENVIRONMENT BRAD HENRY WVERNOR



## STATE OF OKLAHOMA
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE ENVIRONMENT



# May 1, 

# 2007

Mayor Richard Greene, Regional Administrator USEPA Region VI 1445Ross Avenue, Suite 1200 Dallas, Texas 75202-2733

Dear Administrator Greene:

Please find enclosed a State [mplementation Plan (SIP) submit~al from the State of Oklahoma. As required by Section 1lO(a)(2)(D)(i)of the Clean Air Act, the State of Oklahoma submits to the USEPA that it has met the requirements for the 8-hour ozone and PM2.5 National Ambient Air Quality Standards ("NAAQs") and does not significantly contribute to nonattainment or interfere with maintenance of the NAAQS in another State.

If your agency has any questions, or needs additional information concerning this submittal, please contact Eddie Terrill, Director of the Air Quality Division of the Department of Environmental Quality at 702-4100. The DEQ will provide any corrections or additions to this submittal.

Sincerely, 

# &p

Miles olbert Secretary of the Environment 3800 

# N Classen Blvd Oklahoma City, OK 73118 Phone: (405) 530-8998 Fax: (405)530-8999

Enclosures

3800 North Classen Boulevard Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73118 (405) 530-8995 fax (405) 530-8999 

# 0 R-led Paper

# State ofOklahoma Air Quality State Implementation Plan

Interstate Transport SIPfor an Assessment ofOklahoma's Impact on Downwind Nonattainment fortheNational Ambient 

# 8- hour Ozone and PMZs5 Air Quality Standards. January, 2007



# Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality Air QualityDivision (405) 702-4 100

# I



# . Background



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# I1



# . EPAassessmentof the "good neighbor" provisions on Oklahoma



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# .Analysis of requirements of "good neighbor" provisions on Oklahoma



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A



# .SIPsubmissionfromOklahoma pertaining to the "significant contribution" requirements of section 110(a)(2)@)(i)



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# .Potentially Affected Metropolitan Areas



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## 2



# .Sourcesin Oklahoma



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# .EmissionsWest ofthe 1 

# Ooth Meridian



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# .Oklahoma Weather

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## Meteorological Considerations



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# .Trajectory Analyses



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## Future Outlook



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## B



# .SIPSubmission pertaining to the "prevention of significant deterioration" requirement of section 1 

# lO(a)(Z)(D)(i)



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C



# .SIPsubmissionfrom Oklahoma pertaining to the "protect visibility" requirements of section llO(a)(2)(D)(i):



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# IV



# .Conclusion



# ................................................................................................................... 8 Summary of Appendices



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# I



# . Background

# On March 10, 2005, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued the Clean Air lnterstate Rule (CAIR). CAlR will permanently cap emissions of sulfur dioxide (SO2)and nitrogen oxides (NOx) in the eastern United States. SO2and NOx contribute to the formation of fine particles and NOx contributes to the formation of ground-level ozone. These pollutants also reduce visibility and damage sensitive ecosystems. CAlR would achieve reductions of SO2 and/or NOxemissions across 28 eastern states and the District of Columbia. EPA has reported that when fully implemented, CAlR will reduce SO2emissions in these states by over 70 percent and NOx etrrissions by over 60 percent from 2003 levels.
Although Oklahoma was not included in the final CAlR rule making, due to a less than significant impact on other states, Oklahoma is still required bythe Clean Air Act (CAA) to submit a I lO(a)(2)(D)(i) State Implementation Plan (SIP) submission addressing significant contribution to nonattainment and interference with maintenance of the 8-hour ozone and PM2.5 National Ambient Air Quality Standard (NAAQS) in any other states. EPA guidance suggests that we assess the impacts of emissions on nearby nonattainment areas as of the year 2010. In this submittal,we have limited our assessmentsto those counties that EPA listed as 2010 Base Case Projected 8-Hour Ozone and Annual PM2.5 Nonattainment Counties. We have assessed our impact on Denton and Tarrant counties in Texas, although a footnote on page 32 of Technical Support Document for the Final Clean Air lnterstate Rule, states - 

# "We could not calculate contribution metrics for Denton and Tarrant counties since there were no predicted 8-hour daily maximum concentrations >85 ppb in grid cells associated with either of these counties inthe 201 0 Base Case CAMx modeling".

The "good neighbor" provisions in section II O(a)(2)(D)(i) of the CAA require Oklahomato submit a SIP that prohibits emissions that adversely affect another State in the ways contemplated in the statute. Section I lO(a)(2)(D)(i) contains requirements related to the impacts of interstate transport. Each State must submit a SIP which contains adequate provisions:

prohibiting



# ...any source or other type of emissions activity within the State from emitting any air pollutant in amounts which will

# -
(I) contribute significantly to nonattainment in, or interfere with maintenance by, any other State with respect to any



# . . . national primary or secondary air quality standard, or

(11) interfere with measures required to be included in the applicable implementation plan forany other State



# ... toprevent significant deterioration of air quality or to protect visibility.

II. 

# EPA assessment of the "good neighbor" provisionson Oklahoma

Oklahoma lnterstateTransport SIPfor 8-hour Ozone and PMZ5, NAAQS 2006

# In CAIR, the EPA reported that the threshold for evaluating the air quality component of determir~ing whether an individual State's emissions "contribute significantly" to downwind nonattainment of the annual PM2.5 standard under CAA section 110(a)(2)(D) should be very small compared to the NAAQS. EPA stated, however, that the precision of the threshold should not exceed that of the NAAQS. Rounding the proposed value of 0.15 ,vg/m3, the nearest single digit corresponding to 1 percent of the PM2.5 annual NAAQS is 0.2 ,vg/m3.The final rule is based on this threshold. EPA decided to apply this threshold such that any model result that is below this value (0.19 or less) indicated a lack of significant contribution, while values of 0.20 or higher exceed the threshold. Using this metric for determining whether a State "contributes significantly" (before considering cost) to PM2.5 nonattainrnent, EPA's updated modeling showed that Oklahoma did not meet or exceed the 0.2 ,vg/m3 annual average PM2.5 contribution threshold (Final rule pp.160-161).
State-by-State zero-out modeling was used as the modeling technique to quantify the contribution from SO2 and NOx errrissions in individual States to future PM2.5 nonattairlment in other States. As part of the zero-out modeling technique, EPA removed the 2010 Base Case anthropogenic emissions of SO2 and NO, from 37 States in the East on a State-by-State basis in different Community Multiscale Air Quality (CMAQ) model runs.

The model predictions from the zero-out runs were used to calculate the contribution from each State to PM2.5 at nonattainrnent receptors in other States through the following process:
Step I: the Speciated Modeled Attainment Test (SMAT) technique is applied for each zero-out run to calculate PM2.5 concentrations at each Federal Reference Method (FRM) site; and
Step 2: for each of the 113 receptors, the difference between the 2010 Base PM2.5 conce~itration and the PM2.5 concentration for the zero-out run is calculated at that same receptor.The difference is defined as the contribution from the zeroout State to the nonattainment receptor.
EPA performed zero-out modeling using CMAQ for each of 37 States individually, including Oklahoma. Oklahoma's maximum downwind PM2.5 contribution was 0.12 ,vg/m3. These results demonstrated that Oklahoma's errlissions do not "contribute significantly" to downwind nonattairlment of the annual PM2.5standard.
According to the Notice of Final Rulemaking - 

# Air Quality Modeling Technical Support Document (NFR AQMTSD), the zero-out technique was used along with source apportionment to quantify the impact of emissions in specific upwind States on projected downwind nonattainment areas for 8-hour ozone. The outputs of the two types of modeling were used to calculate certain measures of

Oklahoma InterstateTransport SIP for 8-hourOzone and PM2.5,NAAQS 2006

# contribution, called "metrics". The metrics were evaluated in terms of three key contribution factors to deterrr~ine which States make a significant contribution to downwind ozone nonattainment. The significant contribution analysis completed for CAlR used the same modeling techniques, the same metrics, and the same three contribution factors as those used by EPA for the State-by-State determination inthe NOxSIP Call.

The zero-out and source apportionment modeling techniques provide different technical approaches to quantifying the downwind impact of emissions in upwind States. The zero-out modeling provides an estimate of downwind impacts by calculating the difference between the model estimates from a base case run to the estimates from a simulation in which the base case anthropogenic emissions of NOxand VOC are removed from a specific State.

In the proposal, EPA quantified the impact of emissions from specific upwind States on 8-hour ozone concentrations in projected downwind nonattainment areas, using zero-out and source apportionment to assess 'these contributions. Because large portions of the six states alongthe western border of the modelirlg domain (Kansas, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, and Texas) are outside the area covered by EPA's modeling, EPA did not analyze the contributions to downwind nonattainment for these states. The absence of an effort to include all of the western states in the CAlR ozone modeling effort is evidence that EPA believes that they do not have a significant impact on ozone nonattainment in other states.

Ill.Analysis of requirements of "good neighbor" provisions on Oklahoma

A. SIP submissionfrom Oklahoma pertaining to the "significant contribution" requirements of section 

# II O(a)(2)(D)(i).



# 1. Potentially Affected Metropolitan Areas The Oklahoma City and Tulsa metropolitan areas are the most likely to be affected by emissions from within the State of Oklahoma. The entire state of Oklahoma has been in attainment of all NAAQS since 1990.
Other urban areas potentially affected by emissions from Oklahoma, and distances from the Oklahoma state line, are St. Louis, MO at 260 miles, Chicago, IL at 485 miles, and Door, Kenosha, and Ozaukee Coun.tiesinWisconsin each I 

# 515 miles. These areas are located far enough from the Oklahoma border to be minimally affected. Dallas Texas, (Tarrant and Denton counties) is closer at roughly 80 miles, but a majority of the time during the ozone season (March through October), Oklahoma is downwind of Dallas, Texas.
Modeling was performed by EPA and ,their contractors to determine significant contributions of the State's emissions to downwind areas across the eastern half

Oklahoma Interstate Transport SIP for &hour Ozone and 

## PM2.5, NAAQS 2006

# of the United States for the CAIR. This modeling effort demonstrated that Oklahoma's emissions do not contribute significantly to air pollution in these areas. This modeling was conducted using emissions from the portion of Oklahoma east of the 

# loothmeridian. The following discussion will focus on the relative significanceof emissions originating west of the 

# looth meridian.



# 2. Sources in Oklahoma 

# The focus of this discussion is on two ozone precursors, NOxand volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Most point sources of these ozone precursors are located in eastern Oklahoma, east of the 

# looth meridian. Most of the population and Oklahoma's major urban areas are also located in this eastern portion of the State. The contribution of mobile sources is predominantly in the eastern twothirds of the State.

3. 

# Emissions West ofthe 

# loothMeridian 

# Contributions from significant sources in Oklahoma west of the 

# loothmeridian
are presented inthe table below.

a 

### Per

### 2000 Census b 

### Per

### 2004 Oklahoma Emissions Inventory; tpy 

## = tons peryear


# Point sources are the primary focus of CAIR due to their contributionto interstate transport of air pollution. With regardto point source en-~issions, the above table shows that only 

# 7 percent of the annual NOxemissions andjust 

# 6 ercent of the 

# R annual VOC emissions can be attributedto sourceswest of the 100 meridian. Oklahoma East of 100' 

## W West of 100°

## W %West of 100' W



# 4. Oklahoma Weather 

# - Meteorological Considerations Populationa

3,450,654 3,421,542

29,112



## 0.84 Area (miles2)
68,667 62,981 5,686 

## 8.28



# Because of the state's geographic location in the middle of the country,there are four distinct seasons in Oklahoma. Cold winters and hot, dry summers are the norms for the state. The other constant in Oklahoma weather is the wind. Oklahoma ranks high in the nation in average daily wind speed. For the last 

# 45 years, the average wind speed across the state was 12.3 miles per hour (mph). The predominant wind direction was from the south. These factors combine to affecttheformation and transport of ozone.

The wind roses below depict wind conditions recorded in Oklahoma City and Tulsa, Oklahoma. These sites represent the wind speeds and directions for the ozone season of March through October in 1990 through 2000. The wind speeds
onthe graphs are reported in mph. Point NOx (tpylb 183,208 169,674 1 3,534 

## 7.39



## Oklahoma Interstate Transport 

## SIP for 8-hour Ozone and 

## PM2.5, NAAQS 2006 Point VOCs (tpylb
62,723 58,870 3,853 

## 6.14

# Meteorological conditions greatly affect the concentration of pollutants at a particular location as well as the rate of dispersion of pollutants. The wind roses below show that prevailing winds across the entire state are from the south to the southeast. This pattern occasionally exposes Kansas, Nebraska, the Dakotas, eastern Missouri, Iowa, and Minnesota to pollutants from Oklahoma, but none of these areas are projected to have a 2010 Nonattainment area according to the CAlR modeling.

Slahrn : WLRnOMA CIN OK mi Latlw : 3P 23' 19' U 

## N 

# '1 1.3 

### - LWltuJc : 97 36' 4' u 4-8 Elr*at!m : 0 Ct. 0 

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## S Ilmth: k. Oct.
IO~S:~OSS: 58703 or 58800 W: 01 31 Ohm Rcgiml CII-t~ CCntcr Har: 00 23 I I I I 

### Wind Rosefor Oklahoma City 

### Wind Rosefor Tulsa 'a

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# Given the low proportions of NOxand VOCs emitted in Oklahoma west of the 

# loothmeridian and the prevailing winds across the State there is a relatively low potential for transport directly into any CAlR projected 2010 nonattainment area. It is therefore evident that the majority of emissions from Oklahoma are already included in the CAlR modeling performed by EPA and their contractors. Contributions from the intrastate region west of the 1 

# Ooth meridian are relatively small and, giventhe distances and prevailingwinds, ,theseare not expected to be major contributors to areas in other States.

5. Trajectory Analyses 

# Appendix 

# F, contains 48-hour back trajectories for the 10 highest 8-hour ozone days recorded for each year, for years 2005 and 2006. The site used for the analysis was AIRS code 481210034 which was the only ozone monitoring site in Denton County in 2005. Of the 20 trajectories, only four backtrack to Oklahoma. Of the four, three spend more than 24 hours in Texas before moving
over Denton. Also, of the four, none move over a major metropolitan area or major source in Oklahoma. - 

## E 

## W



# The trajectory analyses confirm that emissions from Oklahoma have a minimal impact on Denton,Texas. Sb-~ntrrvalU~rdms stst End
1 or : 24% or 3653 

## S bnth: Ila. kt. I O~S:PS: 58143 d m cay: ~i 

### n Qhtmnc~glml Clllate Cmtm Hwr: m 23 

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## Oklahoma Interstate Transport SIP for 8-hour Ozone and PM2.5, 

## NAAQS

## 2006

# 6. Future Outlook Future reductions of emissions from Oklahoma will be realized with Best Available RetrofitTechnology (BART) controls on electrical generating units to be applied under the Regional Haze Rule. In addition major sources in the State of Oklahoma are currently subject to Prevention of Significant Deterioration (PSD).



# B. SIP S~.~bmission pertaining to the "prevention of significant deterioration" requirement of section 

# I I O(a)(2)(D)(i).

Oklahoma's New Source Review (NSR) program for major sources satisfies the requirement of section 

# II O(a)(2)(D)(i)that the State prohibits any source or other type of emission activity within the State from emitting any air pollutant in amounts which will interfere with measures required to be included in the applicable irrlplementation plan of any other State to prevent significant deterioration of air quality. Oklahoma Administrative Code (OAC) 252:lOO-8- 35(a)(l) requires sources to demonstrate that allowable emissions increase from a proposed source or modification, in conjunction with all other applicable emissions increases or reductions (including secondary emissions) would not
cause or contributeto any increase in ambient concentrations that wo~~ld exceed any NAAQS in any air quality control region.
The PSD and Nonattainment NSR (NNSR) programs require preconstruction permits to prevent significant deterioration of air quality in Oklahoma in accordance with Title I, Part C and section 1lO(a)(2)(D)(i)(Il). The programs also serve to prohibit construction of new major sources and major modifications at existing major sources from contributing to nonattainment in adjacent states. PSD and NNSR requirements are contained in Part 

# 7 and 

# 9 of OAC 252:lOO-8 respectively.

Oklahoma's NSR program includes an equivalent PSD or NNSR permitting program for the 8-hour ozone standard and an interim PSD or NNSR permitting program for PM2.5. The primary 8-hour ozone NAAQS and the primary PM2.5 NAAQS are contained in Appendix 

# E of OAC 252:lOO. The secondary 8-hour ozone NAAQS and the PM2.5 NAAQS are contained in Appendix F of OAC 252:lOO. There are no designated ozone or PM2.5 nonattairlment areas in Oklahoma.

Effective June 15, 2006, the definition of major modification for NNSR in OAC 252:lOO-8-51 at (A)(i) states that "Any significant emissions increase from any emissions unit or net emissions increase at a major stationary source that is significant for VOC and/or oxides of nitrogen (NOx) shall be considered significant for ozone." The definition of "major stationary source" for NNSR was incorporated by reference at OAC 252:lOO-8-51.

Oklahoma InterstateTransport SIPfor 8-hourOzone and PM2.5, NAAQS

## 2006

# C. SIP submission from Oklahoma pertaining to the "protect visibility" requirements of section 

# IlO(a)(2)(D)(i):

Oklahoma is on track for the submission of its Regional Haze SIP by December 17,2007.

IV. Conclusion

The State of Oklahoma submits to the EPA that it has met the requirementsfor section I lO(a)(2)(D)(i) of the CAA for the 8-ho~.~r ozone and PM2.5NAAQS and does not significantly contribute to nonattainmentor interfere with maintenanceof the NAAQS in another State.

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# Oklahoma InterstateTransport SIPfor 8-hour Ozone and PM2.5, NAAQS 2006

# Summary 

# of Appendices

Appendix A

Table of Oklahoma' state-sector emission summary for the 2001 base, 2010 base, and 2015 base cases. (This information is also available electror~ically in the CAlR docket (item number OAR-2003-0053-1 705) and the CAlR website as an Excel file named 

# Emissions~summary~state~sector~2001-2010-2015.xls)

Appendix 

# B

Table of Oklahoma' state-sector emission summary for the 2010 CAlR strategy and 2015 CAlR strategy emissions.
Appendix C
A listing of the 2001 National Emissions Inventory (NEI) facilities which were either partially or fully identified as Integrated Planning Model (IPM) sources, which were therefore removed from the 2001 base year Non-EGU file before projecting the future year Non-EGU files. The NEI IDS and Office of the Regulatory Information System (ORIS) Plant IDSare provided in this list, along with an indicator of whether only a portion of the complete facility emission records were removed. Emission totals (SO2, NO,, and PM2.5)of both the removed (IPM-projected) portion and the retained (Non-EGU) portion are also included.

Appendix 

# D

The 2010 and 201 5 CAlR PM2.5 concentrations for the 432 counties included in the analysis.

Appendix 

# E

The 2010 and 2015 CAlR 8-hour ozone concentrations for the 432 counties included inthe analysis.

Appendix 

# F

Trajectories modeled from multiple localities during the four highest ozone readings in the years 2003-2005. The trajectories were produced by HYSPLIT from the NOAA ARL website.

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Oklahoma InterstateTransport SIPfor &hour Ozone and PM2.5, NAAQS 

## 2006

# Appendix A

State-sector emissions summary for 2001,201 0, and 2015base years

Thefollowing table contains the state sector emission summary for the 2001 base, 2010 base, and 2015 base cases.

(The remainder of this page left intentionally blank)Table 1: Sumof 2001. 2010. and2015 emissions by state, sector (except 2010 and2015 IPM). andpollutant [tonslyrl [tonshrl [tonslyr] [tonslyrl [tonslvrl [tonslyrl [tons/yrl [tonslyrl Itons/yr] [tonslyr] [tondyr] [tonslyr] [tonslyr] Itonslyr] [tonslyr] Itonslyrl [tonslyr] [tonshr] [tonslyr] [tondyr] [tonslyr] 

# r I I I I I I I I 

### I 

## I I I Sumof Sum of Sumof 

## I Sumof Sumof Sumof 

## 1 Sumof Sumof Sumof 

# I Sumof Sumof Sumof 

## I Sumof Sumof Sumof 

## I Sumof Sumof Sumof 

## 1 Sumof Sumof Sumof 

## 1

nonlPM lrroad on-road State Alabama

ag avefire IPM nonlPM nonroad an-road other area Sector afdust ag avefire

otherarea pfdust Alabama Total Arizona (afdust

ag avefire IPM nonlPM nonroad . 130,640 122,611 129,788 10,482 12,309 12,971 49.681 43.532 41,948 44.911 12,827 31,442 171325 161049 17.013 131265 12;564 13,013 11370 1,422 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 346 337 394 224 217 255 0 0 354,786 275,794 272,375 510,943 256,344 233,673 2,078,227 1,578,058 1,530,671 640,408 138,498 173,152 228.349 200,402 208,125 109,216 84.010 87,834 73,161 77,723 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 131,092 151,555 161,242 23,405 27.167 28,907 0 0



## 1pfdust 0 0 0 0 0 

## 01 0 0 

# 01 0 0 

# 01 54 53 641 35 35 42

# 1 0 0 0 Arkansas Total 

# 1 227,176 189,914 188,6851 303,201 208,974 195,2671 1,218,723 972.248 946,711I 171,702 106,749 123.6091 270,932 270,383 273,8231 87,544 84,294 86,801l 132,504 138.438 147.213 California lafdust 

### I 0 0 01 0 0 01 0 0 01 0 0 0 0 0 01 364.259 397.445 414.1541 63.498 69.170 71.8621 2001voc 2010voc 2015voc 0 0 0 

### o o 

### o 12,716 12,716 12.716

avefire

nonlPM nonroad on-road other area 2001 nox 2010 nox 2015 nox 0 0 0 

### o o o 5,055 5.055 5,055 2001co 2010 co 2015 co 0 0 0 

### o o o 222,531 222,531 222,531



# 1pfdust CaliforniaTotal Colorado 

## 1afdust

ColoradoTotal Connechcut 2001so2 2010 so2 2015 so2 0 0 0 

### o o 

### o 983 983 983

0 0 0 1,230,643 988,255 957,786 0 0 0
ag avefire IPM nanlPM nanroad on-road otherarea pfdust

afdust

ag avefire IPM nonlPM nonroad on-road other area 2001pm10 2010 pm10 2015pm10 119,273 120,703 123.387 

### o o o 21.505 21,505 21,505

0 0 0 1,265,996 1,039,368 854,155 0 0 0

Connec6cutTotal Delaware lafdust 

### o o o 13,610 13,610 13,610

863 36,924 40,008 44,445 36,188 27,112 23,760 77.474 44,804 35,898 62,384 64,617 67,872 0 0 0 227,443 190,151 185,585 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,071 1,071 1,071 473 5,953 3,810 4,295 28,333 18,106 16,179 44,884 24,224 19.574 54,970 44,691 46,604 2001pm25 2010pm25 2015pm25 19,521 19,644 20,082 

### o o 

### o 19,127 19,127 19,127

0 0 0 8,025,943 8,177,334 8,086,057 0 0 0

135,684 91,902 87,723 0 0 0 2001 nh3 2010 nh3 2015nh3 0 0 0 65.027 68,708 75,737

752 752 752



### o o o 6.271 6,271 6,271 75,712 38,694 41,505 39,893 51,773 39,745 33,422 130,403 79,677 55,159 10,883 13,675 15,063 0 0 0 313,736 180,873 149,808 0 0 0 0 0 0 433 433 433 15,259 3,527 3.800 4,181 23,855 19.125 15,811 86.715 51,630 41.416 12,431 13,533 13,538 0 0 0 76.901 74,791 81,762 0 0 0

142,220 88,521 75,379 0 0 0 

### o o 

### o 288.013 288,013 288,013

9.670 30,938 36,106 36.516 371,398 400,343 421,188 1,148,700 747,909 704,070

44.186 35,758 33,281 0 0 0 1,892,906 1,508,129 1,483,068 0 0 0 0 0 0 15,179 15,179 15.179 2.853 2.741 3,205 3.679 265,871 301,383 315,067 667,909 399,311 369,720 34,370 22,815 20,928 412 498 541 653,020 685,894 713,160 141,155 145,796 146,792

988.923 741,893 724,573 0 0 0 

### o o 

### o 1,719 1,719 1,719 92,843 11,653 12,972 15,437 4.503 579 289 4,379 511 595 1,887 2,169 2.229

0 0 0 116,984 17,950 20,269 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 4 38,148 2,946 3,888 3.653 2,383 989 1,000 2,276 336 376 12,070 12,544 12.067 

## -. - 33 39 43 302,021 299,374 307,750 25,523 26,295 26.379

57,826 17,761 17.100 0 0 0 0 0 0 266,307 300,822 324,687 0 0 0 

### o o 

### o 28,019 28,019 28,019 6,219 20,316 23,464 26,113 4,527 3,543 2,899 3,272 2,403 2,208 7.803 7,171 7.004

232 276 315 211,543 210,672 213,350 10.794 12,053 12.894 0 0 0 1,568 1.568 1,568 2,813 2,187 2,761 3,049 2,380 1,986 1,737 2,270 1,587 1.403 7,300 6,032 5,798 29,312 25,987 26,449 9,614 10.338 10,780 

### o o o 24.054 24,054 24,054 5.328 12.745 14,619 16.164 4,345 3,387 2,764 2.413 1,464 1,179 7,420 6.748 6.567

45 53 61 81,872 76,620 77,167 1.649 1,840 1,963

0 0 0 1,559 1,559 1,559 2,169 1,777 2.265 2,512 2,261 1,883 1,642 1,659 967 750 6,882 5.592 5,353 65,081 68,394 70,217 1,299 1,299 1,299

27 242 281 312 29 35 38 4,392 5,611 6,426

72 89 97 0 0 0 71,142 75.709 78,389 0 0 0 3,930 3,555 3.380

3 3 3 156 39 49 54 17 20 21 3,134 3,702 4.078 1,881 2,063 2,258 17,957 14,105 13,779 1.664 1,762 1,820 9,159 9,392 9,794 0 0 0Delaware Total D~stncl ofColumbia

District ofColumbia Flonda

Flonda Total Geotg~a

Georgia Total Idaho

Idaho Total Illinois

IllinoisTotal ag avefire IPM nonlPM nonroad on-road other area

afdust

ag avefire IPM nonlPM nonroad on-road other area Total afdust 4 avefire IPM nonlPM nonroad on-road otherarea pfdust

afdust
ag avefire IPM nonlPM nonroad on-road otherarea

afdusl
ag avefire IPM nonlPM nonroad on-road otherarea pfdust

afdust

ag avefire IPM nonlPM nonroad on-road otherarea pfdusl 0 0 0 271 271 271 297 4,589 3,505 3,865 9,825 6,227 5.441 13,478 7,388 5.903 13,867 12,062 12.129 42,327 29,453 27,609 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 10 4 5 4 1,285 800 706 5,837 3,206 2,664 10,254 10,059 10,689 17,390 14,070 14.063 0 0 0 0 0 0 65,245 65.245 65,245 3,498 45,326 42,839 50,937 186,518 117,473 106,441 292,594 162,446 125,107 317,105 318,968 344,223 0 0 0 910.286 7N,971 691,953 0 0 0 0 0 0 29,700 29,700 29,700

972 37,736 35.090 40,524 67,088 48,108 41,899 188,849 108,020 84,484 194.588 189,365 202.196 518,933 410,283 398,803 0 0 0 0 0 0 73,835 73,835 73.835 2 4,356 4,831 5,430 20,674 18,662 15,332 26,397 15.136 11,910 165,296 204,760 230,586 0 0 0 290.560 317,224 337,093 0 0 0 0 0 0 692 692 692 2,188 96,201 87.485 101,219 92,320 66,060 57,894 176,564 93,394 70,494 318,048 281,275 298,585 0 0 0 686,012 528,906 528,884 0 0 0 105 105 105 11,099 10,235 8,769 9.478 11,169 9,933 8,940 26,090 15,540 12,132 3,874 4,954 5,238 62.572 39,301 35,893 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 340 628 527 541 2,707 2,060 1,548 9,192 5,834 4.925 2,341 2,880 3,079 15,208 11,301 10,093 0 0 0 0 0 0 27,859 27,859 27,859 314,838 59,588 67,976 79,194 136,854 119,398 106,062 400,980 228,021 146,654 30,881 34,661 36,444 0 0 0 971,001 477,915 0 0 0 0 0 0 10,987 10,987 10,987 160,901 110,569 87,266 103,929 90,552 68.417 58,634 304,490 173,987 110,646 26,481 31,021 32,806 703,980 371,678 317,002 0 0 0 0 0 0 14,255 14,255 14,255

50 11,298 12.867 15,435 26,444 19,788 17,170 50,100 29,146 18.784 36.359 45,352 50,782 0 0 0 138,505 121,408 116,426 0 0 0 0 0 0 231 231 231 206,231 133,686 120.690 134,449 191,650 150,810 132,707 314,465 171,305 106.306 39.232 45,411 46,413 0 0 0 885,495 488,447 420,106 0 0 0 4,198 4,198 4,198

786 20,332 20.998 21.736 70,113 77,777 80,561 178,901 107,602 98,712 12.880 10,925 10,237 287,210 221,500 215.444 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 54 104 114 118 13,642 15,342 15.872 72,206 43,633 41,975 2.534 2.256 2,149 88,541 61,346 60.115 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,282,029 1,282,029 1,282,029

24,986 127.464 140,950 173,971 1,668,894 1,901.499 2,027,758 3.198.972 1,762,577 1,530,957

106,047 92,275 88,392 0 0 0 396,2136,408,392 5,179,330 5,103,107 0 0 0 0 0 0 458.170 458,170 458.170

8,217 207,798 236,884 277,492 679,976 780.674 822,001 2,336,143 1.395.792 1,249,372

106,187 93,772 90,212 3,796,491 2,965,292 2,897,247 0 0 0 0 0 0 980,150 980.150 980,150 36 26,227 31,443 36,092 139,104 163,158 168,498 379,808 245,949 224,605 23,571 21.173 20.607 0 0 0 1,548,896 1,441,873 1,429,952 0 0 0 0 0 0 9,613 9,613 9,613 14,017 118,102 124,677 145,213 843,790 950,775 983,588 2,372,322 1,491,280 1,342.947

104,089 91,365 86,931 0 0 0 3,461,933 2,667,710 2,568,292 0 0 0 6 6 6 35,026 48,524 51,047 53,741 1,643 1,164 1,296

733 99 111 10,598 15,055 16,088 96,529 67,371 71,242 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 923 792 875 850 269 24 4 282 41 47 5,941 7,101 7,450 8,207 8,041 8,351 0 0 0 0 0 0 7.018 7.018 7,018 570,693 87,311 93,789 114,921 16.130 7.368 7,675 19,539 1.675 1,870 39,912 58,382 62.357 0 0 0 740,604 168,232 193% 0 0 0 0 0 0 2,010 2.010 2,010 486.241 92,948 113,071 122,406 7,990 2,055 1.807 11,717 1,209 1,375 4,469 5,664 5,993 605,375 124.009 133,591 0 0 0 0 0 0 3,845 3,845 3,845 1 18,110 20,124 24,216 2,209 214 66 1,659 175 199 1,658 2,038 2,037

0 0 0 27,481 26,396 30,363 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 20 20 387,391 254,874 267,741 303.532 19,892 8,593 8,835 9,626 1,168 1,308 41,326 55,234 57,013 0 0 0 713.128 332.756 370.708 0 0 0 421 421 421 3,993 2,180 2,331 2.363 1.064 896 823

709 493 427 3,016 3,071 3,056 20,997 17,550 17,870 1,583 2,055 2.206

0 0 0 0 0 0 25 373 260 283 238 174 131 236 178 167 1,149 1,321 1,380 3,604 3,987 4,168 151,953 162,922 171,083 0 0 0 127,189 127,189 127,189 38,536 34,362 31.320 37,306 15,369 12,722 11.524 11,564 7,949 6,999 24,423 25,299 25,626

62 78 88 403,458 367,480 379,815 199.350 207,816 213.247 0 0 0 49,723 49,723 49.723 28,769 85,079 84,739 98,681 7,089 5,759 4,865 8,553 6,003 5,277 24,844 25,670 26,145 403,407 379,709 397,938 161,357 165,009 166,122 0 0 0 130,706 130,706 130,706 12 10.073 11,560 13,052 2,395 1.869 1,524 1,319 919 792 16,416 19,584 21,713 6 7 8 322,284 329,654 333,917 503,012 503,942 499,020 0 0 0 1,060 1,060 1,060 19,684 55,692 60,664 69,937 14.627 11,402 9,712 8.116 5,596 4,916 25,694 25,690 25.553

415 440 506 628,299 608,793 610,704 0 0 0 405 405 405 2.497 1.777 1,897 1,916 1,013 853 782

527 306 232 2,633 2.581 2,537 10,516 7,805 7,692

262 345 367

0 0 0 0 0 0 21 180 142 149 229 167 125 168 105 88 992 1.127 1,173 1,852 1,886 1,902 23,322 24,680 25.840 0 0 0 110,101 110,101 110,101 31,774 30,097 27,137 32.564 14,572 12,045 10,882 8.619 4,858 3,752 22,122 22.375 22.507 19 24 26 240,626 201,220 205,672 33,003 34,407 35,321 0 0 0 44,744 44,744 44,744 24,120 65,818 69,313 80,669 6,779 5,489 4,626 6,423 3,734 2,860 22,280 22,557 22,784 203,167 180,244 191,004 26,675 27,295 27,458 0 0 0 118,934 118.934 118,934 12 7,688 8,811 9,896 2,293 1,780 1,449 1.W5 584 436 13,896 16.573 18,367 3 4 4 170.506 173,981 176,545 92,653 92,486 91,304 0 0 0 1,014 1,014 1,014 17.071 37,220 40.515 46.771 14.065 10.938 9,302 5,995 3,433 2.640 23.064 22.699 22,478

215 223 260 191,297 171,309 173,769 12,489 13,767 15,499 5 5 5 45 671 725 717

6 6 7 894 1,079 1,191 322 348 377 14,432 15,930 17,796 

### 0 0 

### 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 9 11 11 2 2 2 371 457 517 982 1,054 1,133 1,369 1,524 1,663

0 0 0 44,505 43,527 43,765 5,366 5.366 5,366 1.221 569 671 771 98 112 122 15,030 18,430 20.268 3,389 4,032 4,548

0 0 0 70,178 72,138 74,840 0 0 0 88,615 91.963 101,013 1.299 1,299 1.299

21 4,778 5,678 6,220

44 52 57 10.441 13,135 14,720 2,452 2,804 3,180 107,650 114,931 126,489 0 0 0 61,556 70,894 74,615 2,856 2.856 2,856

0 984 1,157 1,293 13 16 17 1,465 1,867 2,101 562 664 740

0 0 0 67,436 77,454 81,622 0 0 0 74,626 77.644 77.642

15 15 15 90 9.215 11,816 13,652

77 92 101 10,727 12.820 14,144 9,979 11.035 12,272

0 0 0 104,729 113,422 117,826Indiana

Indiana Total Iowa

IowaTotal Kansas

Kansas Total Kentucky

KentuckyTotal Louisiana

LouisianaTotal Maine

MameTotal afdust a9 avefire IPM nonlPM nonroad on-road otherarea pfdust

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ag avefire IPM nonlPM nonroad on-road other area 0 0 0 

### o o 

### o 1,844 1,844 1,844 2,071 74,530 70,924 83,117 48,777 35.955 30,961 134,794 71.969 55,409 259,115 224,985 233.924 0 0 0 521,131 405,677 405,255 0 0 0 0 0 0 619 619 619 708 11.065 7.351 8,582 34,873 26,711 22,530 55,482 28,803 22,015 138,487 122,817 125,528 0 0 0 241,234 186,301 179,274 0 0 0 0 0 0 6.136 6,136 6,136 1,208 26,700 23.398 26,387 24.406 17,017 14,771 51,365 27,525 21,368 94,933 82,463 85,765 0 0 0 204,748 156,539 154,427 0 0 0 0 0 0 4.968 4,968 4,968 1,474 66,657 67.105 74,852 33.986 27.166 22.743 84.417 44,449 33,987 126,168 110,521 113.645 0 0 0 317,670 254,209 250,195 0 0 0 0 0 0 13,087 13.087 13,087 1,555 74.586 50.803 56,850 55,152 43,825 38,231 79,613 43,230 33,530 114,746 99,673 104,561 0 0 0 338,739 250.618 246,259 0 0 0 0 0 0 2.532 2,532 2,532

400 4,562 4,438 5,012 26,351 24,432 20.014 22,542 11,195 9,115 54.708 51,266 54,276 111,094 93,863 90.949 0 0 0 

### o 

### o o 698 698 698 318,700 94,598 99,959 110.003 108,621 86,329 74,973 232,963 127,561 80,820 45,165 47,281 48,129 0 0 0 800.745 361,828 314,623 0 0 0 0 0 0 233 233 233 81,244 28,043 30,142 37.786 88,218 69,205 58,605 100,277 53,094 33,341 29,637 33,205 34.525 0 0 0 327.652 185,879 164,490 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,419 1.419 1,419 89,044 85,655 88,988 98,370 85,742 64,657 55.195 90,283 49,185 31.264 14,439 15,857 16.402 0 0 0 366,582 220,106 202,650 0 0 0 0 0 0 2,080 2,080 2,080 233,564 50,546 39,150 45,516 89,231 75,948 70,723 157,966 83,213 51,705 74,118 80,916 84,657 0 0 0 607,505 281,307 254,681 0 0 0 0 0 0 4,631 4,631 4,631 88,310 240,802 254.206 277.021 218.346 208,992 203,485 129.693 69,845 4,132 93,735 106,174 113,002 0 0 0 775,516 643,848 642,271 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,063 1,063 1.063 4.807 18,897 23,791 24,156 9.165 7,255 5,990 39,147 22.348 18.441 7,623 8,022 7,902 80,702 62,479 57,552 0 0 0 

### o o 

### o 24 24 24 802,244 111,794 172,639 199,513 12,250 5.934 6,254 9,927 809 899 9,114 9.292 9.248 0 0 0 945,354 188,698 215,938 0 0 0 0 0 0 25 25 25 139,976 90.700 86,037 125,377 8,400 1,560 1.154 3,505 319 351 23,947 24.472 24,394 0 0 0 266,553 112.413 151,301 0 0 0 0 0 0 103 103 103 120,257 18,123 22,869 23.898 7,296 681 171 3,246 313 347 3.810 4,108 4,379 0 0 0 152,836 28,074 28.898 0 0 0 0 0 0 364 364 364 538.756 41,083 42,070 49,164 13,498 10,076 11.310 6,497 536 594 57,002 55,012 56.673 0 0 0 657,201 108,058 118,105 0 0 0 0 0 0 892 892 892 168,847 177,323 201,406 224,173 39,230 35,173 40,231 5,075 463 515 90,952 125,217 135.365 0 0 0 482,319 363,151 401,176 0 0 0 0 0 0 150 150 150 7.688 31.735 43.518 40,017

898 172 132 1,017 133 147 15,639 17,055 16,769 57,127 61,028 57,215 0 0 0 

### o o o 25,996 25,996 25,996 15,695 475,184 482.921 573,995 485,248 542,856 557,537 1,780,208 1,087,513 974,822

173.387 145,901 136.619 0 0 0 2,955.718 2,285,187 2,268,969 0 0 0 0 0 0 9,506 9,506 9,506 6,278 6,556 9,227 13,155 287,364 316.933 323,041 782,170 471,944 420,227 65,293 48,223 46,829 0 0 0 1,157,167 855,833 812,758 0 0 0 0 0 0 63,824 63,824 63,824 7,114 96,194 116,308 129,958 261,471 290,613 301,049 711,364 422,052 376,248 50,250 33,512 32.750 0 0 0 1,190,217 926,309 903.829 0 0 0 0 0 0 88,958 88,958 88,958 14,204 96,240 110,655 122,185 269.590 309,572 320,702 1.143.466 664,674 587.047

104,712 92,704 89,177 0 0 0 1,717,170 1,266,563 1,208,069 0 0 0 0 0 0 207,238 207,238 207,238 19.133 195,096 214,486 236,761 382,020 430.539 449,416 990,187 559,792 491.864 48,663 40,735 41.081 0 0 0 1,842,336 1,452,790 1,426,360 0 0 0 0 0 0 43,562 43.562 43,562 3,146 11,764 13,691 15.221 136.840 158,406 159,660 355,595 203.416 190,419 47,163 29,999 27,352 598,071 449,074 436,214 307,355 313,496 316.199 

### o o o 2,750 2,750 2.750 53.507 68.327 75,226 89.318 8.265 6,527 5,524 6,290 4,113 3.503 41.159 38,795 38.314 1.259 1,481 1,644 488,912 442.387 457,253 389,879 391,365 387.686 0 0 0 999 999 999 6,700 10,958 10,331 11,730 8,332 5,853 4.618 2,680 1,679 1,393 11.825 10,006 10,056 1 2 2 431,374 420,234 416,484 574,326 577.376 572,344 0 0 0 8,063 8,063 8,063 7,822 13,798 15,537 17,301 7.082 4.875 3.823 2,444 1,594 1.352 9,457 7,533 7,549 1,391 1.660 1,872 624,383 616.638 612,305 108,329 110.477 114.377 0 0 0 8,936 8,936 8,936 37,652 18,315 18,923 21,414 5,891 5,128 4.724 4,343 2,766 2.335 18,711 18,098 17,969

551 551 601 202,728 164,879 170,357 110,868 117,319 120,673 0 0 0 48,324 48.324 48.324 5,819 68.013 72,081 81,201 12.281 11,668 11,669 3,685 2,379 2,017 15,433 16,183 16,925 5 5 6 264,427 267,959 280,815 13.921 14,688 15,397 0 0 0 4.121 4,121 4.121

184 13.076 14,799 16,372 1,448 1,326 1,133 969 642 565 9,350 7,482 7,211 43,070 43,059 44.799 54,771 55,637 55,949 

### o o o 2,693 2,693 2,693 43,312 58,954 65,244 77.897 7.956 6,268 5,298 4,778 2,582 1,911 29,174 26,887 26,083

576 676 744 202,213 159,986 170,575 70.859 70,861 69,945 0 0 0 941 941 941 5.345 6,873 6,823 7,769 8,041 5.635 4,441 2,044 1,067 766 10.042 8,124 8,130 0 0 0 104,146 93,451 91,993 102,444 102,658 101,454 0 0 0 7.352 7,352 7,352 6,145 9.578 10.870 12.085 6,845 4,704 3,684 1,848 1,002 737 9.015 7,042 7,033

213 254 286 143.440 133,882 132,630 19,297 19,455 20,077 0 0 0 8,080 8,080 8,080 29.558 13.541 14,070 15,941 5.664 4.924 4,536 3,307 1,746 1,279 16,955 16,295 16,113

298 298 325 96,699 64,867 66,352 19.530 20,641 21,202 0 0 0 43,428 43,428 43,428 5,009 62,134 65,755 74.108 11,825 11,238 11,244 2,795 1,499 1,103 12.346 12.177 12.606 3 3 4 157,071 154,742 163,695

2,319 2.463 2,591 0 0 0 3,767 3,767 3,767

161 10,146 11,270 12,720 1,365 1.243 1,060 700 388 301 8,905 7,005 6,722 27.362 26,135 27,161 0 0 0 83,816 82,272 84,584 19 19 19 36 3.460 4,326 4,085

43 52 57 7,273 8,730 9,564 2.948 3,339 3,754

0 0 0 97,595 98.738 102,063 0 0 0 212.654 219,166 226,189 19 19 19 14 4.145 4,887 5,384

41 50 55 2.970 3,411 3.702 7.234 7.404 7,583

0 0 0 227,077 234,937 242.932 0 0 0 133,458 142,610 145,180 79 79 79 54 858 1,009 1,099 34 41 45 2,859 3.369 3,692 1,637 1,773 1,895

0 0 0 138,979 148,881 151,990 0 0 0 51,298 51,963 52.667

278 278 278 16 575 623 668 23 27 30 4,914 5.757 6.293 1,242 1,371 1.521

0 0 0 58,347 60,019 61,457 0 0 0 32,152 28,672 28,911

682 682 682 482 11,291 13,096 14,615

30 35 38 4,244 4,984 5,458 22.827 23,082 23,289 0 0 0 71,708 70.551 72,993 0 0 0 6,568 5,948 5.907

115 115 115 40 123 162 156 11 13 14 1,413 1,518 1,638 660 736 797 8.930 8.492 8,627Maryland

Maryland Total Massachusetts

MassachusensTotal Michigan

Michigan Total Minnesota

Minnesota Total Mississippi

MississippiTotal Missouri

MissouriTotal afdust

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ag avefire IPM nonlPM nonroad on-road otherarea pfdust 0 0 0 0 0 0 4,268 4,268 4,268

560 7,248 6,690 7,480 43,820 28,348 25,893 76,523 42.727 35,380 73,747 61,893 64,024 206,165 143,926 137,045 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,280 1,280 1,280

904 10,579 9,188 10,616 50,820 33,286 29.410 82,023 40,988 33.106 126.264 108.027 114,117 0 0 0 271,870 192,769 188,529 0 0 0 0 0 0 3,560 3,560 3,560 1,389 56,607 49,909 56,905 140,904 118,715 98,557 190,195 97,869 76,146 294,527 254,661 258,056 0 0 0 687,182 524,714 493,224 0 0 0 

## o o o 6,263 6,263 6.263

888 25.356 24,411 27,413 98,427 87,907 72,414 91,293 52.220 41,053 178,116 145,463 148.527 0 0 0 400,343 316,264 295,670 0 0 0 

## o o o 17,239 17.239 17,239 1.196 59,249 59.133 68,656 30,576 24.827 20.578 59,917 28,827 20.863 120,325 104,863 110,979 0 0 0 288,502 234,889 238,315 0 0 0 0 0 0 3,435 3,435 3,435 1,578 34,559 31,628 36,287 54,607 40,150 34,531 118,537 64,563 49,481 169,783 141.283 146,517 0 0 0 382,499 281,059 270,251 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.784 1.784 1.784 75.644 24,921 21,245 24,082 44,906 37,758 33,804 148,432 89,988 73,128 17,131 19,936 20,846 312,819 170,711 153,644 0 0 0 0 0 0 534 534 534 37,199 18,580 21,076 22,702 65,748 52.386 41,257 149,864 87,268 70.848 25.129 27,679 28,058 0 0 0 297,054 188.943 163,399 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,422 1,422 1.422 157,668 105,103 107,576 127,553 108.181 90,550 80,034 314.262 169.852 110,114 49.429 55.497 56.909 0 0 0 736,064 424,897 376,032 0 0 0 

## o 

## o o 2,766 2.766 2,766 92.697 57.565 64,864 70.037 114,296 96.163 86,250 170,088 96,807 63,578 22,048 23,638 24,232 0 0 0 459,460 284,238 246,863 0 0 0 

## o o o 5,942 5,942 5,942 70,495 106,503 111,455 128,658 69.868 60,272 55,723 116,572 57,144 33.407

4,093 4,804 5.060 0 0 0 373,473 239,617 228.790 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,397 1.397 1,397 150.068 36,272 36.621 41,744 119,734 95,279 86.216 209,689 114.198 71,395 35,328 36,371 37,083 0 0 0 552,487 283,866 237,835 0 0 0 0 0 0 62,300 62,300 62,300 3,346 123,087 128,728 150,982 406,138 468.773 498,733 1,090,675 660,592 625,121

73,216 60,461 56,011 1,758.763 1,380,854 1,393,147 0 0 0 0 0 0 22.858 22.858 22,858 4,719 5,452 6,264 7.020 469,275 525,937 544,700 1.193.602 651,545 602,341

81.193 60,811 59.030 0 0 0 1,777,100 1,267,415 1,235,949 0 0 0 0 0 0 53,912 53,912 53,912 14,570 83,444 93,254 109,297 963,545 1,087,502 1,106,608 2,744,972 1,629,443 1,471,237

168,975 139,123 129.640 0 0 0 4,029,419 3,003,234 2,870,694 0 0 0 

## o o o 123.691 123,691 123,691

6,713 22,642 26,127 28.584 475,080 532,078 529,617 1.274.936 902,748 839.341

105,522 56,547 52,853 0 0 0 2,008,584 1,641,191 1,574,086 0 0 0 

## o o 

## o 262,748 262,748 262,748

9,031 64,538 74,892 86,763 204,854 230,935 237,384 718,609 375,183 317.217 31,821 27,732 26.699 0 0 0 1,291,601 971,490 930,811 0 0 0 0 0 0 54,047 54,047 54,047 10,870 103.569 118,177 131,169 472,525 539,769 563.203 1,604,812 970,330 862,410

107.587 67,303 64,313 0 0 0 2,353.411 1,749,626 1,675,142 0 0 0 0 0 0 32 32 32 255,331 37,639 39,024 46,937 4,981 2,506 2.653 4,442 580 662 41,597 51,406 54.854 344.022 93,548 105,138 0 0 0 0 0 0 93 93 93 105,128 18,626 24,700 23,268 6,929 1,939 1.733 3,738 546 605 68,173 81,128 85,724 0 0 0 202,687 108,406 111,423 0 0 0 0 0 0 91 91 91 354,825 77,341 86,043 101.121 13,315 7,537 8,172 14,151 1,072 1,197 34,484 38,198 39.113 0 0 0 494.207 132,941 149,694 0 0 0 

## o o o 631 631 631 99,901 24.250 25,797 28,277 12,902 6,139 6,440 4,181 586 663 5,699 5,965 6,135

0 0 0 147,564 39,118 42,146 0 0 0 

## o o o 1,051 1,051 1,051 156,186 73,234 78,408 86,497 10,664 7.901 8,867 4,350 324 345

482 339 453

0 0 0 245,967 88,023 97,213 0 0 0 0 0 0 186 186 186 246.545 115,366 130,542 144,127 12,941 6,271 6,616 6.965 767 858 34,228 37,286 37,581 0 0 0 416,231 175,052 189,368 36,682 41,132 43,664 0 0 0 6,387 6,387 6,387 19,782 7,178 6.767 7,671 4,063 3.409 3.078 3,923 2,788 2,495 20,287 20,297 20.228 98,302 80.780 83,524 66,191 69.333 71,739 0 0 0 2,300 2,300 2,3W 4,459 4,142 5,045 5,344 6,339 5,014 4,106 3,859 2,697 2.394 15,631 13,557 13,319 1 1 2 102,922 97,948 99,203 225,943 234,534 239,306 0 0 0 5,563 5,563 5,563 18,320 18,671 20,490 23.202 10,833 9,547 8,424 8,155 5,267 4,569 34,134 31.664 30,690

400 461 516 322,018 307.526 312,270 520,021 518,209 513.641 

## o o 

## o 12,168 12,168 12,168 19,068 25,810 18,113 20,125 10,942 8.850 7,556 4,358 2,959 2.570 20,592 14,610 14.343

849 926 1,018 613,807 575,835 571,422 148.944 148,345 149,398 

## o o o 27,980 27,980 27,980 8.636 37,318 42,501 47,710 4,933 4,253 3,881 3,477 2,047 1,609 9.326 9,549 9,761 3 3 4 240.617 234,678 240,342 525,852 537.247 541,109 0 0 0 6,188 6,188 6,188 10,579 15,681 16,003 18,174 8,643 6,808 5,918 5.681 3,834 3,306 20,428 15,908 15,868

797 945 1,059 593,848 586,933 591,623 6,377 7,075 7,442 0 0 0 6,298 6.298 6,298 18,424 4,443 4.268 4,855 3,867 3,238 2,917 2,897 1,713 1,341 17.652 17,273 17,099 59.958 39,865 39,951 10.346 10,860 11,249 0 0 0 2,080 2.080 2,080 3,796 3.162 3,792 4,059 6,070 4,791 3.911 2.807 1,641 1.277 14,398 12,155 11,887 0 0 0 42,659 35,319 34,463 37,839 39,257 39,987 0 0 0 5,350 5,350 5.350 15,152 14,220 15.564 17,560 10,293 9,042 7,968 6,151 3,263 2,471 32,258 29,599 28,563

34 39 44 121.297 102,115 101,943 89,132 88,505 87,403 

## o o o 10,684 10,684 10,684 13.747 16,942 13,027 14.515 10,469 8,436 7,193 3,258 1.852 1,399 19,539 13,506 13.206

343 375 413 164,113 136,384 134,814 26,160 25,963 26,121 

## o o 0 24,944 24,944 24,944 7.384 26,591 30,108 33,533 4,736 4,077 3,721 2,706 1,349 916 7.864 7,761 7,815 1 1 1 100,385 94,203 97,051 85.085 86,799 87,280 0 0 0 5,681 5.681 5,681 8,604 10,559 10,588 12,069 8,302 6,526 5,667 4,259 2,391 1,795 18,619 13,892 13,774

78 90 101 141,186 125,967 126,368 0 0 0 23,571 24,434 25.899 24 24 24 97 373 443 458 25 29 32 5,176 6,348 7,140 1,256 1,394 1,570 30,522 32,672 35,123 0 0 0 2,693 2,515 2,189

71 71 71 324 66 83 88 44 52 57 5,368 6,044 6,611 5,017 5,530 6.104

0 0 0 13.583 14.295 15,120 0 

### 0 0 53.231 53,589 52.745

69 69 69 72 393 464 500 67 80 87 9,931 11,679 12.847 5,489 6.159 6,912

0 0 0 69,253 72,040 73,160 0 0 0 155,549 154,239 151,326

482 482 482 12 990 1,100 1.267 58 71 77 5,326 6,336 7,062 3,776 4.001 4,237

0 0 0 166,193 166,229 164,451. 0 0 0 62.073 64,689 69,589

804 804 804 243 1,155 1,426 1,428

19 23 25 3.469 3,640 3,811

798 907 1,021

0 0 0 68,562 71,489 76,678 0 0 0 107,169 104,940 104,847

142 142 142 17 3,968 4.651 5,126

40 47 52 6,944 8.315 9,165 3.806 3,986 4.153

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NewYokTotal 0 0 0 0 0 0 10,631 10,631 10,631

360 3.696 3,626 4,015 12.142 10,599 8,821 18.554 10.455 8,349 46,729 39,776 38,884 0 0 0 92,112 75,087 70,700 0 0 0 0 0 0 921 921 921 628 7.231 7,961 9,760 18.876 14,147 12.160 33,287 17,475 13,528 76,588 70,441 71,103 0 0 0 137,531 110.945 107,472 0 0 0 0 0 0 11,048 11,048 11,048

509 878 1,042 1,238 16,760 11,619 10,370 36.302 24,297 19.903 35.984 40,457 45,816 101.481 88,463 88,375 0 0 0 

## o o o 1,732 1.732 1,732

156 2,766 1,706 1,986 18,305 15,145 12,600 20,360 11,692 10,029 32,750 27,350 28.547 76,069 57,625 54,894 0 0 0 0 0 0 876 876 876 569 21,679 24,433 25,717 68,022 43,687 39,348 98,836 54,747 43,808 174,479 134,722 138,884 364,461 258,465 248,633 0 0 0 0 0 0 28,263 28,263 28,263

669 12,962 13,100 14,042 12,628 9,840 8.652 46,654 27,278 22,047 51,726 50,811 53,607 152,902 129,292 126,611 0 0 0 0 0 0 5,076 5,076 5,076 2,071 6,670 5.886 6,633 131,038 95,842 83,104 212,330 115,287 94,606 413,259 348,348 354,694 770,444 570,439 544,113 on-road otherarea pfdust

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ag avefire IPM nonlPM nonroad on-road otherarea 0 0 0 0 0 0 5,401 5,401 5.401 40,849 16,241 17,586 20,646 67.243 48,020 44,100 37,238 21,367 13,935 10,346 12.475 13,059 0 0 0 177,318 104,849 97,141 0 0 0 0 0 0 409 409 409 49.659 11,538 13,084 14,912 95,994 70.153 62,713 61,595 33.065 20,978 13.762 15.882 16,472 0 0 0 232,957 132,593 115,484 0 0 0 0 0 0 5,W3 5.003 5.003 44.137 4,692 5,711 6,482 25,926 20.219 17,101 56,560 39,183 26,365 7,168 8,257 8,917 143,487 78,373 63,868 0 0 0 

## o o 

## o 710 710 710 8.436 2,743 3,392 3.545 8,669 7,078 5.989 40,999 25,799 21,223 5,038 5,379 5,400 66.595 42,358 36,867 0 0 0 0 0 0 360 360 360 36,092 20,118 20,310 21,596 56,957 46,822 39,772 184,757 110.982 89.094 38,184 41,073 41,442 336.468 219,547 192.264 0 0 0 0 0 0 12,905 12.905 12,905 83,598 79,543 84.897 84,693 40,566 28,413 26,184 78,265 46,430 30,573 25,476 29,634 31,424 320.353 202.279 185,779 0 0 0 0 0 0 2,039 2,039 2.039 92,831 49,135 44,112 50.072 153,524 129,717 114,084 377.204 225,563 184.683 63,694 64,396 64.628 738,427 465,827 415,506 0 0 0 0 0 0 211.269 211,269 211.269

2,983 50,399 59,165 65,012 89.085 101,923 105,551 293,063 191,363 177,063 23,817 19.188 17,977 0 0 0 670,617 582,908 576,872 0 0 0 0 0 0 18,827 18,827 18.827 5,723 7,669 8.831 10,214 172.118 190,843 196,860 475.112 285,017 255,640 16,010 11.158 10,946 0 0 0 695.458 514.676 492,487 0 0 0 0 0 0 231,404 231,404 231,404

3.143 16,038 19,201 21,105 165.550 184,355 195.756 437,695 319,706 302.973

7,668 7,089 7,106 861,498 761,755 758,344 0 0 0 

## o 

## o o 26,312 26,312 26,312 1,997 3.006 3,526 3,994 115,785 132.074 134,930 315.151 209,462 204.955 35,415 23,670 22.072 497,666 395,044 392,263 0 0 0 0 0 0 15,399 15,399 15,399 3,245 9,296 10,336 11,140 640,063 737,807 779,254 1,348,463 833,140 767.868

100.470 71,528 63.069 2,116,936 1.668.210 1,636,730 0 0 0 0 0 0 594,265 594,265 594,265

4.985 34.534 42,064 43,579 118.683 136,915 145.328 602.168 379,856 350.302 21.151 19,080 18,762 1,375,786 1,172,180 1,152,236 0 0 0 0 0 0 76,314 76.314 76,314 15,561 44,483 55,101 63,155 1,167,483 1,347,860 1,412,562 3,069,354 1,823,694 1,699,726

340,512 241,478 212,983 4,713.706 3,544,447 3,464,740 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.422 1,422 1,422 27.944 23.165 25,300 28.184 5,004 447 118 1,255 121 138 1,236 1.215 1,244

0 0 0 60,026 28,505 31.106 0 0 0 0 0 0 105 105 105 70,485 7,099 8,377 9,429 7,507 686 179 2,144 200 222 9,846 13,396 13,528 0 0 0 97,186 22,764 23,463 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.346 1,346 1.346 54,698

656 771 872 2,353 383 243 1.049 259 309 3,452 3,156 3.461 63,554 5,915 6,231 0 0 0 

## o o 

## o 38 38 38 48,522 5,250 7,385 6,886

842 305 299 1,014 140 160 10,137 11,141 11,044 65,803 19.009 18.427 0 0 0 0 0 0 61 61 61 52,812 11,624 12,408 12,873 5,740 2.402 2.432 4.802 745 835 47,900 52,430 52,763 122,940 68,046 68,964 0 0 0 0 0 0 3,450 3,450 3,450 62,480 76.313 91,205 86,198 2.909 293 110 2.674 284 329 8.458 4,508 5,943 156,284 99,740 96,030 0 0 0 0 0 0 113 113 113 263,165 78,328 80,230 93,697 17.824 9,494 10,128 10,359 1,342 1,471 158,860 156.008 159.043 528.649 247,187 264,452 173,077 178,917 180,359 0 0 0 20,735 20,735 20.735 7.926 10,007 10.123 11,953 3.747 2,646 2,180

975 656 558 4,627 4,221 4,136

817 1,032 1,166 221,911 218,330 221,087 429,668 436,237 435.986 0 0 0 1,846 1,846 1,846 2.831 4,516 5,621 6,506 6,314 4,352 3,500 1,647 1.047 878 4,286 3,929 3,982

703 836 933 451.811 453,868 453,630 87,262 102.582 109,721 0 0 0 22,566 22,566 22,566 4,271 2,180 2.536 2,834 2,173 1.718 1,417 1.459 1.260 1,172 2,605 2.814 2,952 122.516 133,476 140.662

5.157 5,673 6.059



## o o o 2,690 2.690 2,690 2,800 1,751 2,047 2,260 1.121 996 868 1.062 728 630 6,759 5,497 5.386 21,340 17,631 17,893 32.621 36,712 39,186 0 0 0 1,557 1,557 1,557 4,233 4,061 4,651 4,960 5,735 4,784 4,217 4,856 3.465 3,088 23,589 21,246 20,605 76,652 72,415 73,613 465.738 475.680 480,650 0 0 0 57,847 57,847 57,847 13,313 4,207 5,116 5.376 1.986 1.528 1,315 2,107 1,487 1,304 5,572 5,390 5.614 550,770 547,048 552,106 146,772 157.649 163,555 0 0 0 7.864 7,864 7,864 16,679 7,494 7.575 8,689 13,294 11,214 9,841 9,827 6,749 5,902 66.688 55,381 51,816 268,618 246,432 247,667 30,195 31,110 31,280 0 0 0 18,097 18,097 18,097 4.928 6.533 6,389 7.325 3,622 2,552 2,102

750 421 309 4,389 3,969 3,874

125 156 176 68,639 62,693 63,163 73,819 74.654 74.351 0 0 0 1,600 1,600 1,600 2.206 2,711 3,388 3,929 6,106 4.202 3,378 1,254 664 482 3,839 3,389 3,429

56 67 75 91,590 87,964 87,244 15,680 18,561 19,888 0 0 0 19,401 19,401 19,401 3.410 1.298 1,501 1.676 2,083 1,641 1.350 1,071 778 632 2,297 2.487 2,603 45,241 44,369 45,550

821 903 964



## o o o 2,601 2.601 2,601 2,696 1,642 1,899 2,119 937 814 1,057 801 461 345 6,416 5,124 4,996 16,034 11,925 11,839 5.321 5,956 6,324 0 0 0 1,414 1.414 1.414 3,760 3,432 4,046 4,277 5,449 4,537 3,987 3,526 2,099 1,645 21,204 18,551 17,772 44,105 36,604 35,419 71.712 73,530 74,394 0 0 0 49,790 49,790 49,790 9,744 3,083 3,731 3.897 1,910 1,466 1,260 1,604 944 717 4,868 4,781 4,930 142,711 134.242 134,988 24,250 26,037 26,943 0 0 0 7,598 7,598 7,598 15,137 5,496 5.627 6,454 12,695 10,687 9,363 7,223 4,125 3,154 59,669 48.406 44,741 132,067 102.480 98,253 0 0 0 45.209 45,205 44,373

946 946 946

3 407 442 477 13 16 18 1,019 1,277 1,440

269 309 344

0 0 0 47,866 48,195 47,598 0 0 0 132.637 136,842 139,772 80 80 80 8 14 17 19 26 31 34 1,842 2.140 2,347 598 699 783

0 0 0 135,205 139,809 143,035 0 0 0 6.110 6.402 6,506 1.026 1.026 1,026

62 14 18 22 14 16 18 1.934 2.828 3,320 915 1,124 1,302 10,076 11,414 12,194 0 0 0 1.512 1,358 1,208

29 29 29 15 47 61 66 8 10 10 1,235 1,505 1.686 550 620 683 3,396 3,583 3,682

0 0 0 5,093 5,106 4,879

47 47 47 38 189 220 230 41 47 51 6,901 8,238 9,092 4,051 4,391 4,809 16.360 18,049 19,108 0 0 0 33.436 41.553 46.075 2,626 2,626 2.626

65 42 48 51 9 10 11 2,354 3,036 3.464

389 434 487 38,921 47,707 52,714 0 0 0 50.334 47,782 44,527

86 86 86 1,257 1,078 1,058 1,217

83 98 108 13.215 14,992 16,266 10,258 11,237 12,121 76,311 75,253 74.325l~hode Island lafdust 0 0 

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ag avefire IPM nonlPM nonroad on-road other area pfdust 0 0 0 0 0 0 1.030 1,030 1,030

15 1,859 1,739 2,120 9,216 8.490 6.945 12,470 6,989 5,983 22,237 16,524 17,278 46,827 34,772 33,356 0 0 0 0 0 0 6,634 6,634 6,634

884 48,525 46.402 54,552 56,361 37,973 33.983 125,292 68,430 56,674 164,765 146,077 150,139 0 0 0 402,461 305,516 301,982 0 0 0 

### o o 

### o 6,156 6,156 6,156

331 14.317 12,836 14,833 57,710 41,738 36,406 94,669 51,372 40.284 117,746 107,611 115,827 0 0 0 290,929 219,713 213,506 0 0 0 0 0 0 3,984 3,984 3,984 1.060 19,973 16.479 18,446 15,338 14,830 12,086 31,619 14.280 10,240 55,901 48,671 49,655 0 0 0 127,874 98,244 94,411 0 0 0 0 0 0 3,735 3,735 3,735

863 38,612 35,515 41.770 80,582 70.297 57,844 103,910 53,624 41,218 165,465 148,175 152.584 0 0 0 393.167 311,346 297,151 0 0 0 

### o o o 9,163 9,163 9,163

798 15,563 12,415 13,085 9,113 8,663 7.126 14,072 7,325 5,730 19,903 17,041 17,489 0 0 0 68,612 54,607 52,593 16,864.814 13,291,822 13,028.072 0 0 0 0 0 0 424 424 424 41 9 926 742 1.212 4,002 3.152 2,529 23,945 14.858 12,318 3,877 4,461 4,505 33,593 23,637 20,988 0 0 0 0 0 0 2.812 2,812 2.812 87,350 74.021 72,545 88,094 91,712 71,890 64,211 193.925 117,831 100,586 43.723 48,244 50,354 0 0 0 493,544 313,322 306,057 0 0 0 

### o o 

### o 2,290 2,290 2.290 20.146 32,189 35,986 43.346 87,106 72,082 64,131 164,752 92,352 59,315 15,909 17,539 18,960 0 0 0 322,392 220.249 188,042 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,676 1,676 1,676 206.616 52,877 45,416 51,540 53,665 48,100 46,281 54,640 25,446 15,184 13.147 14,855 15,602 0 0 0 382,621 135,493 130,283 0 0 0 0 0 0 1,521 1,521 1,521 104.024 41,810 45,755 54,359 69,889 54.727 46,407 190,347 101.141 63,654 28,652 31,042 31,679 0 0 0 436,243 234,186 197,620 0 0 0 

### o 

### o o 4,164 4,164 4,164 86,411 36.495 37.734 41,027 31,720 22,082 20,538 28.582 14,993 9.572 60,255 72,270 74.880 0 0 0 247,626 151.243 150,181 21,695,945 12,766,125 11,298,758 0 0 0 0 0 0 16,996 16.996 16,996

967 1,308 1,462 1,782 59,961 69,194 70,433 195,391 121,994 117,647 22,259 14,738 13,682 296,882 224,384 220,540 0 0 0 0 0 0 115,270 115,270 115,270

9,930 68.572 78,387 86,970 5CQ.527 572,683 602,623 1,663,857 1,014,196 975,905

125,150 111,165 107,495 0 0 0 2,483,306 1,891,701 1,888,263 0 0 0 

### o 

### o o 84.741 84.741 84,741 3,703 197,139 230,745 253,134 508.558 573,036 601,146 1,363,009 843,481 778,866

65,068 47.337 46,176 0 0 0 2,222,218 1,779,340 1,764,063 0 0 0 0 0 0 67,748 67,748 67.748 11,606 109,208 128,270 144.098 114,583 139,182 146,387 447.117 229,499 196,679 51,160 44.035 41,648 0 0 0 801,422 608,734 596.560 0 0 0 0 0 0 55,978 55,978 55,978 8.552 45,409 50.600 61,824 518,662 584,942 586,513 1,497,187 900,045 812,143

151,282 130,767 125.022 0 0 0 2,277,070 1,722,332 1,641,480 0 0 0 

### o o 

### o 192,514 192,514 192,514

6,634 48,835 54,380 58,190 57,373 66,716 68,385 219.852 131,054 118,276 23,766 23.469 23,092 0 0 0 548,974 468,133 460.457 102,743,660 82,062,461 80,164,296 0 0 0 0 0 0 49 49 49 15 1.559 2.190 1,942 359 37 12 739 80 91 6,971 8,140 8.405 9,693 10,496 10,499

0 0 0 0 0 0 399 399 399 222.720 76,018 82.130 95,971 8,961 3.661 3,732 6,689 803 898 15,267 17,881 18,199 0 0 0 330,053 104,874 119,199 0 0 0 

### o o o 407 407 407 67,492 40,824 45,963 52,709 10,237 5,377 5,756 6,433 632 730 2,880 2,917 3,009

0 0 0 128,273 55,296 62.611 0 0 0 0 0 0 215 215 215 501.364 61.111 63,074 75.510 8.583 7,060 8,014 2.566 165 175 13,026 13,805 14.618 0 0 0 586,865 84,319 98,532 0 0 0 0 0 0 70 70 70 190,968 72,072 69,432 89.159 7,264 2,534 2,490 8,185 638 714 43,710 52,589 57,064 0 0 0 322,265 125,263 149,497 0 0 0 

### o o o 1,106 1,106 1,106 88.283 38.121 37,676 43,762 2,270 197 50

914 85 95 14,905 13.471 14,274 0 0 0 145,599 52,535 59,287 15,908,349 4,894,426 5,435,815 16.176 17,012 17.585 0 0 0 1,727 1,727 1,727

29 601 536 613 580 513 426 640 425 364 4,875 4,176 4,098 24,628 24,389 24,813 54,468 56,128 58,800 0 0 0 11,553 11,553 11.553 14,543 15,634 16,052 18,090 6,609 5,424 4,787 4.861 3,499 3.223 32,364 32,271 32.526

24 28 30 140,056 124,955 129,009 76,094 76.811 76,405 

### o o 

### o 9,301 9,301 9,301 3,531 12,997 14,219 16,056 7,000 5,804 5,115 4.334 3,044 2,756 14,395 13,348 13,783 14 16 17 127,665 122,543 123.433 15,891 15.553 16,130 0 0 0 6,815 6,815 6,815 32,344 15,726 15,824 18.238 2,967 2.821 2,702 1,444 877 725 10,071 9,295 9,059

297 314 351 85.555 51,499 54,020 126,590 133.732 137,433 0 0 0 5,741 5,741 5,741 8,687 12.019 13.203 14,737 7,156 5,916 4.975 5,133 3,265 2,791 25,992 24,962 24,553

25 29 33 191,343 186,849 190.263 222,527 227,781 230,738 

### o o o 18.741 18,741 18,741 13.811 19,683 21,703 24,323 1,554 1,184 1,006 740 460 385 3.513 3,311 3.335

0 0 0 280,569 273,181 278,528 14,282.978 13,751,755 13,982,162 2.578 2,724 2,823 0 0 0 1,612 1,612 1,612

28 458 395 457 550 483 401 487 270 200 4,497 3,737 3,647 10,210 9,221 9,140 9.230 9,403 9,829 0 0 0 10,614 10.614 10,614 12,754 12,234 12,508 14,112 6.322 5,176 4,560 3,442 2,038 1,670 23,491 23.115 23,001 3 3 4 78,089 62,858 63,790 14,388 14,429 14,277 

### o o o 8.444 8,444 8.444 2,915 10,830 11,646 13,164 6,699 5.541 4.875 3.229 1,871 1,482 13,509 12,302 12.654 1 1 2 60,015 54,235 54,898 2,733 2,656 2,763 0 0 0 6,309 6,309 6,309 27,100 12,232 12.292 14,308 2,857 2,711 2,600 1,078 544 393 9.255 8,481 8,234

109 113 128 61,672 33,106 34,735 23,557 24,813 25,429 0 0 0 5,576 5,576 5.576 7,248 8,810 9,587 10,672 6.826 5.618 4,714 3,907 2,055 1,525 24,205 22,873 22,312 2 2 3 80,130 70,525 70,230 34,475 35,364 35.873 

### o 

### o o 16,138 16,138 16.138 11,161 16,050 17,868 19,985 1,497 1,136 965 568 295 213 2,951 2,780 2,776 0 0 0 82.840 73,580 75,950 5,253.004 4,560,688 4,632,989 0 0 0 9,347 9,121 8.594

38 38 38 0 1 2 1 4 5 6 708 856 958 272 306 339 10,370 10,328 9,936 0 0 0 43,682 45,973 47,321

305 305 305 117 728 720 813 37 43 47 7,893 9,229 10,161

685 758 809

0 0 0 53,446 57,028 59,456 0 0 0 47.366 44.913 46.798

248 248 248 39 4,206 4.335 5.780

38 45 49 5.566 6.914 7.874 3,715 4,201 4,650

0 0 0 61,178 60,656 65,399 0 0 0 10,445 10,604 10,886

165 165 165 17 514 522 627

8 10 11 1,905 1.936 2,010 441 470 522

0 0 0 13.495 13,707 14,221. 0 0 0 97,312 83.398 75,079

54 54 54 15 846 1,021 1.026 44 54 58 5,866 6,875 7,580 2.596 2.955 3,325

0 0 0 106,733 94.357 87,122 0 0 0 17,265 14,910 14,919

846 846 846

9 654 716 842

6 7 8 789 906 999 292 324 353

0 0 0 19.861 17,709 17,967 3,689,591 3,848,531 3,991,876

# Appendix B State-sector emissions summary for 2010 

# and 2015 CAIR strategy

The following table contains the state-sector emission summaries for the 2010 CARstrategy and 2015 CARstrategy emissions.The emissions values in the table are the same asthose in Appendix A, with the exceptionofthe 

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### [tonslyr]

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### 2015 CAlR

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# Appendix C Listing of the 

# 2001 NEI facilities identifiedas 

# IPM sources

Approach for splitting of2001 

# Point Sources into IPM vs non-IPM for Projection Purposes.

The 2001 NationalEmission Inventory (NEI) point source data contain emissions estimates for sources that areboth electric generating units (EGUs) andNon-EGUs, along with their geographic locations and stack parameters. The Integrated PlanningModel (IPM)is used to predict the future-year emissions for the EGU sources; therefore,it isnecessary to identify and remove all sourcesthat willbe replaced with fiture-year IPM results. Matching the facilities also allows maintaining consistent stack parameters between the base 2001 cases and all future-year cases. The approach also identifies those non-EGU sources that will be projectedto the future years using approaches other than IPM. Identification of the IPM-predicted sources from the base year prevents double-countingofemissions sources that would otherwise be projected as a non-EGU source.

We used the National Electric Energy System (NEEDS) Database (http://www.epa.gov/ airmarketslepa-ipm/)asthe universeofelectric generating unitsto be identified as EGUs inthe 2001 NEI point source data. IPM uses the NEEDS database for information about EGU facilities;however, the version of NEEDS we used (2003) was one version older than the 2004 version used in IPM Version 2.1.9 (the IPM versionused inthe final 

# CAIR air quality modeling runs). This occurred because the identification ofIPM sources in the 2001NEI was completed before the NEEDS 2004 database was available. Nevertheless,we have confirmed that all significant EGUs existing as of 2001 arerepresented inthe NEEDS 2003.

During development of the 2001NEI, the developers had included ORISPlant IDS,and in many instances Boiler IDS.We compared the NEEDS 2003 databaseto the 2001 NEI point-source data using the ORISPlant IDS,which appearsinboth datasets. We also revised someofthe ORISPlant IDSin the 2001 NEI based on comparison ofother fields such asthe plants' state and county FIPS codes and names. Lastly,we performed additional matching for all large facilities inthe NEEDS 2003 dataset that had not already been matched to the 2001 NEI.

Many of these additional matching steps were for NEEDS records where the entire facility (and therefore the entire facility's NEI emissions) were not all due to the generation ofelectricity for sale
to the electricalgrid (e.g., industrial sites with cogeneration emission units).To the extent practicable, individual emission units within such industrial sites were identified with ORISPlant IDS and mapped to the NEEDS datasetby unit. We identified seventy of these cases. In some ofthese cases, we identified a NEEDS cogeneration sites inthe 2001 NEI,but itwas not possible to identify a specific emission record which shouldbe matched. These cases were confined to those where the NEEDS-indicated emitting capacity was a minor fractionofthe industrial source's NEI emissions; therefore,not matching them did not lead to significant double-counting.

The table below lists the 2001NEI facilities which we identified asIPM sources (either all or some units at the facility). These facilities were replaced by IPM-predicted emissions in the futureyear cases and where not projected aspart ofthe non-EGU (non-IPM) sector. TheNEI IDSand

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# and Ozone concentrationsfor the 432 counties included in the analysis.

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# Ozone and Particle Pollution: 

# CAIR, 

# togetherwith otherCleanAir Programs,Will Bring Cleaner

# Air to Areas inthe East

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# Appendix E 2015 CAIR PM2.5 and Ozone Concentrations

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## fine particle pollution Projections concerningfuture levelsof air pollution inspecific geographic locationswere estimated usingthe best scientific models available. They are estimations, however, and should be characterizedas such inany description. Actual results mayvary significantly ifany of the factors that influence air quality differfromthe assumedvalues used inthe projectionsshown here.

# Appendix 

# F

Back trajectories for the ozone site in Denton Texas AIRS code 4801210034

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# NOTICE OFPUBLIC HEARING BY THE OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OFENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY (DEQ)



# The DEQ will conduct a public hearing to receive comments concerning proposed submission of a Section llO(a)(2)(D)(i) (42 U.S.C. 7410) State Implementation Plan (SIP) to address interstate air pollution. The Department also seeks to receive comment

on a proposed 11l(d) plan (42 U.S.C. 74.11) for State implementation of federal Other Solid Waste Incinerator (OSWI)regulations.

The Department proposes to submit a declaration to EPA that air emissions from Oklahoma do not contribute significantly to areas designated non-attainment in neighboring states. The declaration is based upon Oklahoma's federally-enforceable PSD program, photochemical~meteorological 

# modeling, and technical data collected by USEPA.

EPA published the Emission Guidelines for OSWI Units in the Federal Register on December 16, 2005. The guidelines create requirements for OSWI which include waste management plans, operator training, performance testing, recordkeeping, and emissions limits.

Thepublic hearing onthese proposals will be held at 2:30 p.m. onJanuary 30,2007at the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality, 707 North Robinson, Oklahoma City, OK 73102. The hearing will be held in the 10thFloor Conference Room. Persons who have accommodation needs who are planning to attend the hearing should contact the Air Quality Division at (405) 702-4100.

Comments may be submitted to Mr. Scott Thomas, Air Quality Division, PO Box 1677, Oklahoma City, OK 73101, phone, 405-702-4100. Comments must be received by January 29, 2007. A copy of the proposed submittals will be available for public inspection at the DEQ, 707 North Robinson, Oklahoma City, OK 73102 (4th Floor), and isposted onthe DEQweb site at

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TITLE OKLAHOMA DEQ PUBLISHED in the Tulsa World, December27.2006. Tulsa, OK

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING BY THE OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY (DEQI

.-. - PSD program photo- chemlcal/metedrolosical modeling, and technical data collected by USEPA.

.EPA published the Emis- sian Guidelines for OSWl Units in the Federal Reg- ister on December 16. 9005. The guidelines cre- ate requirements for 0S- WI whlch include waste management plans oper- ator tralning, Lerfor- mance testlng recard- keeping, and ;missions limits.



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. Floor Conference Room. Persons who have accommodation needs who areplann~ng to attend the hearingshouidcontact



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## I

# Public 

# Hearing for 

# Transport SIP and OSWI State Plan

Attendance Record 

# OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENT OF 

# ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY 

# January 30,2007 2:30 PM DEQ loth 

# FloorCoilferenceRoom Oklahoma City, Oklahoma



# NAME AFFILIATION E-MAILADDRESS

# Notes from the Public Hearing
for 

# Transport SIP and OSWI State Plan

January 30, 2007 at 2:30 PM DEQ 

# lothFloor Conference Room Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Guests Attending: David Branecky, OG&E Melody Martin, OG&E Angie Burckhalter, OIPA Greg Garber, ODEQ Land Protection Division

Staff Attending: Cheryl Bradley, ODEQ Matt Paque, ODEQ Nancy Marshment, ODEQ Leon Ashford, ODEQ Joyce Sheedy, ODEQ Gail George, ODEQ Heather Bragg, ODEQ

Introduction-Matt Paque

OSWI State Plan-Heather Bragg Presentation with Handouts

EPA published the Emission Guidelines for OSWI Units in the Federal Register on December 16, 2005. 

# The guidelines create requirements for OSWI which include waste management plans, operator training, performance testing, recordkeeping, and emissions limits.

No Comments Received

Transport SIP-LeonAshford

The Department proposes to submit a declaration to EPA that the PSD Program meets requirements, and the air emissions from Oklahoma do not contribute significantly to areas designated non-attainment in neighboring states. The declarations are based upon Oklahoma's federallyenforceable PSD program, photochemical/meteorological modeling, and technical data collected by USEPA.

No comments received.

# 1.3.2 Hearing Certificate



# CERTIFICATE

Stateof Oklahoma
Col-lntyof Oklahoma ) SS. 

# 1

011 

# the 30th day of January2007 

# 1, Mathew Paqueof ,theOklahoma Departmentof EnvironmentalQuality observedthe PUBLIC HEARING BY THE OKLAHOMA DEPARTMENTOF ENVIROIUMENTALQUALITY ON PROPOSEDREVISIONSTO THE STATE IMPLEMENTATION PLAN. The said hearingwas held in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The hearing was convenedto receive comments concerning proposed revisionsto the Oklahoma State Implementation Plan(SIP) underthe requirements of 40 Codeof Federal Regulations (CFR) 551.102of the United States ProtectionAgency (EPA) regulations concerningSIPS. The heariqgwas advertised inthe Daily OklahomanandTulsaWorld on December27,2006 forthe purpose of receivingcommentspertairliqgto the proposedSIP revisionsand acopy of the notice is included. Comments receivedand responsesto comments are also included.

INWITNESSWHEBOF,I have hereunto set my hand this 

# 30 day of &I/- 

# ,2007.

State of Oklahoma OklahomaCounty

Stateof Oklahoma
County of Oklahoma ) SS.

Before me,the undersignedNotary Public in and for said county and state,onthis 30&ay of 

# + ,2003'- Mathew Paque personally appearedto me knownto bethe identical personwho exe tedthe above document, and acknowledged to me that shelhe executed the same as herlhis free and voluntary act and deed for the uses and purposes therein.

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