Air Quality Management Sample Clauses

Air Quality Management. The Functions and Duties of this Appendix are described in Sections A through F as follows:

Air Quality Management. In conjunction with future Level "B" Plans, FCC shall develop a strategy for the Mesa del Sol Property to meet community air quality objectives and standards. The strategy shall be developed using methods, models and assumptions defined by the federally designated Air Planning Organization ("APO"), and with comment from the City of Albuquerque/Bernalillo County Air Quality Control Board.

Air Quality Management a) The Parties agree to cooperate in the area of air quality management on shared priorities which include: i. Air policies (including local air quality issues, transboundary air pollution, air zone management, airshed coordination, development of air standards, and cumulative effects); ii. Operational approaches (including approval processes, support systems, and regulatory compliance); iii. Science and research related to air quality; and iv. Monitoring and reporting, including data and information sharing. b) The Parties will establish a joint sector committee for cooperation on air quality issues under this Agreement. The Committee will serve as a consultative and coordination forum to address shared air management issues.

Air Quality Management. As required through the Environment Xxx 0000 and other associated Regulations the service will carry out the following: ▪ Routine monitoring of air quality standards. ▪ Seek to gather enhanced levels of information at high risk sites. ▪ Shared information on websites. ▪ Conduct public consultation for any action plans developed. ▪ Undertake research and produce reports based on the requirement of the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.

Air Quality Management. The GSS EMP will contain a Component Management Plan in respect of the elements of the Work that may impact air quality (the “Air Quality Management Plan”). The Air Quality Management Plan will address the management and control of emissions of fine particulate matter, dust and smoke, to reduce potential effects on human health elements of the Work, and will comply with and implement the applicable requirements of Appendix 10-3 [Air Quality] and the CEMP, including: (a) Section 4.1 [Air Quality Management] of the CEMP; (b) Appendix A [Smoke Management Plan] of the CEMP; and (c) Appendix B [Air Quality Monitoring Program] of the CEMP. BC Hydro will monitor ambient air quality in the general vicinity of the Project, and report the monitoring results, in accordance with the Appendix B [Air Quality Monitoring Program] of the CEMP. BC Hydro will make the results of its monitoring available to the Contractor upon request.

Air Quality Management. Gaseous pollutants will be released from mobile mine machinery and compressor. Vehicle movement for transport of mineral will also cause pollution to air. Loading and unloading of waste and mineral cause emission of dust. Drilling machine and vehicle movement will generate dust. In order to mitigate the likely impact, the following management has been proposed: ▪ Dust suppression system/ water spraying would be adopted at the mine working and loading points. ▪ No overloading of the vehicles to prevent splillage of material ▪ Coverage of dumpers/ trucks during transpiration ▪ Use of sharp drill bits for drilling holes ▪ Use of delay detonators and shocks tube initiation system for blasting so as to reduce vibration, dust and excessive fragmentation ▪ Avoid blasting during nights, strong wind and temperature inversion condition ▪ Excavation operations shall be suspended during very strong wind condition ▪ Afforestation for control of dust ▪ Plantation of wide leaf tree, creepers and tall grass along approach road, and on safety barrier zone will help suppressing the dust. ▪ Face mask to be provided to the workers near excavator, drills etc NOx Nox is produced due to emissions from the operations of machinery and equipments. This can be controlled by proper and regular maintenance.