Vermont's LEV Program
01 March 2015
Vermont's LEV Program, a Factsheet
Agency of Natural Resources
Air Quality
Contrails vs. Chemtrails
01 July 2014
Contrails vs. Chemtrails Factsheet
International Paper Company's Trial Burn of Tire-Derived Fuel
01 January 2008
Air quality data and observations made in Vermont during the November 2006 trial burn of tire derived fuel at the International Paper Company, Ticonderoga, New York.
Sulfur Content in Heating Oil
01 April 2014
Sulfur content in heating oil factsheet.
CEM Requirements Appendices
01 February 2002
Continuous Emission Monitoring Appendices
CEM Requirements
01 February 2002
Continuous Emission Monitoring Requirements
Air Quality and Climate Publications and Resources
Available documents from the Vermont Air Quality and Climate Division:
Instrumentation Information
Monitoring Network Design
The Air Monitoring Section maintains an air-quality monitoring program to measure ozone, nitrogen oxides, carbon monoxide, particulate matter, sulfur dioxide, volatile organic compunds, carbonyls and sulfate. There are monitoring stations in Underhill, Burlington, Rutland, and Bennington. Below is the configuration of Vermont's ambient air monitoring network for 2019.
2019 Vermont Ambient Air Monitoring Network
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Air Monitoring Section
The Air Monitoring Section operates the division’s statewide ambient air monitoring network for the measurement of EPA criteria pollutants- ozone, particulate matter, nitrogen oxides, carbon monoxide and sulfur dioxide, as well as meteorological parameters such as wind speed and direction, temperature, barometric pressure, precipitation and solar radiation.
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