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Resources
On our Resources page you'll be able to find useful documents that aren't commonly available on the internet. This includes conference reports, powerpoint presentations, documents produced by the IAQM etc. If you feel you have something that would be of value on this page email our News/Events/Stories correspondant Amanda Gair - ajg@gairconsulting.com
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| Many of the documents available for download on the IAQM site are as a pdf document. To view these documents you will need the Adobe Reader software | |
| IAQM AGM Presentations | |
| On Wednesday 14 November 2007 the Institute for Air Quality Management held a Workshop on Carbon Capture and Storage The workshop and discussion covered the four aspects of carbon removal from power plant plumes (1) the technology (2) the storage (3) the policy framework to encourage it to happen in the UK and Europe and (4) a discussion of an actual proposal and its environmental assessment. |
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| 1 - Developments for carbon capture technologies for power generation - Stanley Santos | Download as a pdf |
| 2 - CO2 storage in geological formations - Anna Korre | Download as a pdf |
| 3 - Creating and enabling policy framework for CCS - Paul Zakkour, ERM | Download as a pdf |
| 4 - The impact of carbon capture and storage upon air quality - Roger Barrowcliffe, ERM | Download as PowerPointShow |
Borne on the wind |
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| The power industry has produced a publication Borne on the Wind which provides an easy to understand outline of the principles and problems associated with estimating dispersion from tall stationary sources. Although perhaps not currently the main air quality issue, the publication does outline in simple ways the factors which need to be considered in dispersion calculations. It is provided as an introductory text which can be downloaded as a pdf. |
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Air pollution 2007 - Royal Commission on Environmental Pollution |
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| A most stimulating presentation by Professor Stephen Holgate on the air quality aspects of the recent RCEP report; “The Urban Environment”. |
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