Air Pollution as a Climate Forcing: A Workshop
Day 3: Technologies: Potential to Reduce Emissions
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Stationary Source Control and Demand-Side Management
- Terry Surles: Overview of potential emission reductions (PPT presentation, 3.7 MB)
Power Generation and Industrial Sources
- Jarad Daniels: Potential emission reductions from advanced power generation (PDF presentation, 0.7 MB)
- Yoshinobu Okabe: Preliminary estimation for contribution of nuclear power to reduce emission of air pollutants from electricity sector in Japan (PPT presentation, 0.2 MB)
- Hub Hubbard: Potential avoidable emissions from renewables
- Rui Afonso: NOx controls for the power industry
- Mark Levine: Potential avoidable emissions from demand-side management
- Rufus Edwards and Kirk Smith: Carbon balances, global warming commitments, and health implications of avoidable emissions from residential energy use in China: Evidence from an emissions database (PDF presentation, 0.5 MB)
Mobile Source Control and Emission Control Case Studies
- Michael Scheible: Background: Overview of regulatory efforts
- Michael Walsh: Global trends in motor vehicle pollution control (PPT presentation, 9.2 MB)
- Tim Wallington: Vehicle contribution to climate change (PPT presentation, 2.7 MB)
- Matti Maricq: Particle emissions from motor vehicles: Current and future technologies (PPT presentation, 1.0 MB)
- Pat Takahashi: Energy future
Case Studies of Air Pollution Emission Controls
- Sudhir Singhal: Indian scenario on automotive emissions and fuel quality (PPT presentation, 1.3 MB), presented by A.P. Mitra
- Yasuhiro Daisho: Japan
- Axel Friedrich: Air pollution emission controls in Europe (PPT presentation, 1.0 MB)
- Maurice Kaya: Hawaii: Energy, the environment, and the economy
- Peter R. Smith: New York
- Michael Scheible: California emission control case study (PDF presentation, 1.1 MB)
Panel Discsussion
- Are technologies available and practicable for reduction of relevant
global air pollution (especially BOCs, O3, O3
precursors including CH4, CO, NOx, and VOCs),
and what are the "co-benefit" implications for CO2?
What information/research is needed to better address this issue?
Panel Discussion
- What are real-world expectations based on the case studies for
different cities, states, and countries? Are there discrepancies with
the conclusions of the preceding panel discussion?
What information/research is needed to better address this issue?
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Background
Summaries:
Overview,
Gases,
Aerosols,
Tech.,
Health,
Agri./Eco.
Abstracts:
Day 1,
Day 2,
Day 3,
Day 4,
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Participants
