Air -- Environmental Protection

Air

Jackson: Proposed Budget Shows 'EPA Is Back on the Job'

Air Toxics Target of New Rule for Stationary Engines

Jackson's EPA to Review PSD Memo

Power Companies Join Forces for TIPS Technology

Court Sends EPA Back to Review PM Standards

BP Products to Pay, Address CAA Issues at Texas City Refinery

UPS Sends CNG Trucks to Four More States

Refiners in Kansas, Wyoming Settle CAA Violations

More Governors Endorse Smart Driving

Enterprise Adds Hybrids to Rental Fleet

Pa. Diesel Vehicle Idling Limits in Effect Now

Filters Help Truckers Meet Calif. TRU Rules

Court Ruling on Pa. Mercury Rule Disappoints Group

Study: Cleaner Air Gets Some Credit for Longer Life

EPA Revisits California Waiver Decision

Study: Air Pollution Linked to Diabetes

Research: Much of South Asia Soot Is from Biomass Combustion

Wet Electrostatic Precipitators

Fredrick Cottrell first used wet electrostatic precipitators (ESPs) in 1910 to control acid mist emissions at a smelting operation in Selby, Calif. Since then, wet ESPs have been a mainstay of the sulfuric acid mist manufacturing industry, used at pyrometallurgical smelters and acid regeneration plants worldwide.

By Steven Jaasund

Company Expands Offerings with NOx/CO Catalyst Systems

Company's Ammonia Scrubbers Earn CE Mark

Startup Faces Scrutiny Over Sulfur Dioxide Balloons

EPA and Springfield, Illinois, Agree to Address Coal Ash Contamination

AIHA Powers Public Health in Kenya

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Essential Tips for Choosing Non-Toxic Paints for Your New Home

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