Public Outreach
Air Quality Interactive Computer Program Available for Loan
The Southwest Clean Air Agency (SWCAA) has available a free interactive computer program about air quality. The interactive program was designed as a fun and interesting way to provide information on air pollution. For more information about this program, click here.
Helpful Information
| Source
Registration Permit Applications ERCs |
If you want information about SWCAA, information on registering a source, completing your Permit Application or emissions reduction credits (ERCs), please review these sites. |
| Regulated Activities | The Regulated Activities site covers
why SWCAA regulates certain activities and what these activities are. |
| Air Pollution Advisories | Air Pollution Advisories are called
when the potential for unhealthy smog and ozone levels is high. If
you are interested in this program, contact
by e-mail or at (360) 574-3058 ext. 122 or
at (360) 574-3058, ext. 111. |
| Outdoor Burning | Information on outdoor burning and
burning alternatives. |
| Risk Management Plan | EPA has a site explaining Risk Management Planning (RMP)out of the Chemical Emergency Preparedness and Prevention Office. |
| Community Health | Community Health Status Indicators / Public Health Improvement |
| Toxic Air Pollutants | Acetone Ethylbenzene Mercury Styrene Xylene More information can be found at The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry. The Alphabetical Index of ToxFAQs provides information about more than 100 hazardous substances. |