Endicott House, August 4-5, 2004

Chair: Robert Slott
Co-Chair: Praveen Amar

Introduction Session

Moderator, Ken Colburn, NESCAUM

• Dan Greenbaum, HEI – Air Toxics:  How far have we come?  Where do we need to go?
• Roy Smith, USEPA/OAQPS – The 1999 NATA National-Scale Assessment & Air Toxics Monitoring

Health Effects

Moderator – Dan Greenbaum, HEI

Toxicity

• Rogene F. Henderson, Lovelace Respiratory Research Institute (LRRI) – Toxicity of Air Toxics
• Judy Graham, American Chemistry Council – Health Effects of Air Toxics

Exposure

• Tim Watkins, EPA – Air Toxics Exposure Assessment Activities at EPA
• Cliff Weisel, EOHSI – Relationships of Indoor, Outdoor, and Personal Air (RIOPA) Study
• Tim Buckley, John Hopkins University – Mobile Sources and Air Toxics Exposure
• Debra Kaden, HEI – Air Toxics:  the HEI Research Program
• Adrian Fernandez, INE, Mexico – Air Toxics in Mexico City:  Some research initiatives

Risk

Moderator: Larry Cupitt, EPA

• Larry Cupitt, EPA – Cumulative Risk Assessment Exposures
• Kerry Dearfield, EPA – EPA Risk Assessment Practices Evaluation
• Roy L Smith, USEPA/OAQPS – The OAQPS Air Toxics Risk Assessment Library
• John Dege, DuPont – Risk Assessment

Air Toxics Sources 1

Moderator – David Allen, UT

• Richard Cook, EPA – Mobile Source Air Toxics
• Jamie Schauer, University of Wisconsin – Air Toxic Emissions from Mobile Sources: Metals
• Chuck Kolb, Aerodyne – Mobile Laboratory Measurements of On-Road Vehicle Air Toxics Emissions

State Programs

Moderator - Bliss Higgins, ENVIRON

• Olga Boyko, New Jersey – State Air Toxics Programs – An Overview
• Jeff Myers, Wisconsin Bureau of Air Management – Addressing Hazardous Air Pollutants (HAPs or Air Toxics) in Wisconsin
• Tom Gentile, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation – New York State’s Air Toxics Monitoring Network Data Evaluation
• Jon Trout, Louisville Metro Air Pollution Control District, KY – Louisville 2004:  Risk Management Actions BREAK

Mercury

Moderator - Praveen Amar, NESCAUM

• Praveen Amar, NESCAUM - Mercury and Coal-Fired Power Plants: Science, Technology, and Emerging States and Federal (?) Regulations
• Gerald Keeler, University of Michigan Air Quality Laboratory – Atmospheric Mercury
• Tom Atkeson, Florida Department of Environmental Protection – The Florida Mercury Science Program
• Paul Chu, EPRI - Mercury Issues for Coal Power Plants: Measurements, Emissions, Impact of Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR)
• Ravi Srivastava, EPA – Status of Mercury Control Technologies for Coal-Fired Power Plants

Air Toxics Sources 2

Moderator – David Allen, UT

• David Allen, UT Austin - Point source emission variability and its impact on ozone precursors and HAP concentrations in the Houston-Galveston area
• Jeff Yurk, EPA - Cumulative Risk Prioritization Tool

Panel -

Moderator – Ken Colburn, NESCAUM

What should we do/change? How much danger do air toxics pose? Where? How much risk relative to PM and ozone? What should be our spending priorities? 

• John Dege, Dupont
• Bliss Higgins, ENVIRON
• Dick Valentinetti, Air Pollution Control Division, VT
• Lynn Terry, California Air Resources Board (CARB)
• Jim Ball, Ford
• Mario Molina, MIT