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2001 Report - Point, Area and Mobile Sources

Press Release (April 2004)

Full Report (2,401K)

Table of Contents, Lists and Acknowledgments (197K)

Introduction (190K)

Results (398K)

Result figures Part 1 - Acenaphthene to Chloroprene (276K)

Result figures Part 2 - Chromium to Ethylene(OXI) (481K)

Result figures Part 3 - Ethylene(THI) to PCBS (428K)

Result figures Part 4 - PCDD to Xylene(ISO) (353K)

Conclusion (73K)

Appendix- includes Statewide Summaries

Illinois: State Summary (Appendix A) (181K)
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Indiana: State Summary (Appendix B) (164K)
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Michigan: State Summary (Appendix C) (237K)
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Minnesota: State Summary (Appendix D) (265K)
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New York: State Summary (Appendix E) (226K)
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Ohio: State Summary (Appendix F) (160K)
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Ontario: Province Summary (Appendix G) (202K)
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Pennsylvania: State Summary (Appendix H) (138K)
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Wisconsin: State Summary (Appendix I) (234K)
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Background

• Project Overview
• Inventory Development Timeline

State and provincial air regulatory agencies have been working collaboratively since 1987 to develop a regionwide database of airborne toxic pollutant emissions from point and area sources.

Additional Resources

• U.S. EPA's Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS)

IRIS is a database of human health effects that may result from exposure to various substances found in the environment. The 82 toxic substances in the Great Lakes Regional Air Emissions Inventory are among those pollutants found in the database. IRIS is updated monthly.

• U.S. EPA's Listing of Source Codes

The Source Classification Codes (SCC) and Area and Mobile Source (AMS) codes (last updated February 2004) are available in several different formats along with other codes such as Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) and Standard Industrial Classification (SIC).