Impacts of Ozone Nonattainment

Our region is facing a critical environmental challenge. We can't see ozone, but we can feel its effects. Not only on environmental and human health, but if we fail to act, on our economic health as well.
The bottom line, we need to reduce ozone in our area with a critical sense of urgency, the roadway and transit projects associated with the Proposition 400 Extension give us significant air quality benefits and helps our businesses from having to comply with additional regulatory programs.
Protecting air quality and fully funding the Proposition 400 Extension are essential to protecting public health and sustaining our economy.
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00:00:00 Impacts of Ozone Nonattainment
00:00:20 The Bottom Line
00:02:04 Who Does What?
00:03:40 Air Quality Boundaries in the MAG Region
00:04:01 How Ozone is Formed
00:04:34 Public Health Impacts of Ozone
00:05:08 Current Ozone Nonattainment Status
00:06:14 Ozone Nonattainment Requirements
00:07:34 8-Hour Ozone Concentration
00:08:21 Regional Air Quality Monitors
00:08:34 Regional Ozone Air Quality Measures
00:08:55 Current Ozone Attainment Deadlines
00:09:33 Air Quality Permitting for Business
00:10:07 Emission Offsets Get More Difficult
00:10:38 Local Emissions Offset Examples
00:11:14 Available Emissions Offsets in Region
00:11:36 Business Impacts of Moving from Moderate to Serious
00:11:55 Regional Ozone Air Quality Sources
00:12:30 Ozone: A Regionwide Problem
00:12:47 New Control Measure Categories
00:13:16 Our Competitive Advantage
00:13:36 P400E Investment Plan: By the Numbers
00:13:50 Ozone Nonattainment is Expensive
00:14:20 Examples of the Expenses
00:14:54 MAG Strategy to Address Compliance with Ozone Standard
00:16:01 The Bottom Line