2003 Almanac (page 49)  Table 2-1  2002 Statewide Emission Inventory Summary							

Division	"Emissions (tons/day, annual average)"						
Major Category	TOG	ROG	CO	NOx	SOx	PM10	PM2.5
Stationary Sources	2535.38	537.81	441.18	610.37	135.59	134.8	87.87
   Fuel Combustion	215.07	48.77	360.81	500.6	50.27	42.15	37.23
   Waste Disposal	1447.33	23.29	1.89	2.6	0.56	0.68	0.5
   Cleaning And Surface Coatings	344.29	237.1	0.2	0.39	0.06	0.45	0.42
   Petroleum Production And Marketing	449.63	164.01	13.02	12.78	52.64	3.02	2.13
   Industrial Processes	79.06	64.64	65.26	94	32.06	88.5	47.59
Area-Wide Sources	2026.93	698.36	2085.06	92.93	4.6	1873.22	583.44
   Solvent Evaporation	521.17	463.13	0	0	0	0.03	0.03
   Miscellaneous Processes	1505.76	235.23	2085.06	92.93	4.6	1873.19	583.41
Mobile Sources	1529.83	1405.66	12101.3	2693.69	88.26	118.26	96.9
   On-Road Motor Vehicles	1018.66	938.17	9371.74	1727.68	12.79	48.12	33.3
   Other Mobile Sources	511.17	467.49	2729.56	966.01	75.47	70.14	63.6
Natural Sources*	105.98	38.48	408.76	18.45	0	79.84	71.12
Total California	6198.12	2680.31	15036.3	3415.44	228.45	2206.12	839.33

* Does not include biogenic sources. These summaries do not include emissions from wind blown dust - exposed lake beds							
 from Owens and Mono Lakes. These emissions are estimated to be about 80 tons/day.