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AIRMAP and ICARTT Cooperatively planning atmospheric experiments for Summer 2004
Senator Gregg, NOAA Administrator, and UNH President to Announce Biggest Air Quality-Climate Study Ever Undertaken
2002 NEW ENGLAND AIR QUALITY STUDY DATA WORKSHOP PRESENTATIONS
Power Point Presentations from the May 28-30, 2003 Meeting are now available as PDF documents.
NEW LEGISLATION WOULD IMPROVE HUMAN HEALTH AND COULD HAVE ECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES
The EPA recently proposed regulations that will reduce emissions from "non-road" diesel engines used in construction, agriculture and forestry such as those used in tractors and bulldozers. Weekly News Summary
View a movie of 1 hour images from the Thompson Farm webcam showing the snowmelt between March 21st - March 27th, 2003. Play Movie (1.6MB) | Play Large Movie (1.6MB)
The New England Air Quality Study July-August, 2002
The month-long New England Air Quality Study (NEAQS) involved more than 20 partner institutions and was partially initiated by NOAA and AIRMAP headquartered at the University of New Hampshire.
Summer 2002
In July and August of 2002, the New England Air Quality Study involved intensive air quality and boundary layer monitoring in and around the New Hampshire seacoast involving AIRMAP, NH DES, numerous Federal Agencies and the NOAA R/V Ron Brown.

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