This page last reviewed May 20 , 2009
Short Summaries of Completed Air Pollution Research
The California Air Resources Board sponsors a comprehensive program of research into the causes and effects of, and possible solutions to, the air pollution problem in California. The goal of the research program is to provide timely scientific and technical information needed to develop and support the public policy decisions required for an effective air pollution control program.
Completed Research Projects
Air Pollution Research is a collection of short descriptions of all of the Research Division's completed research projects conducted since January 1989. It is organized into sections by research area, listed and linked below. A link to the downloadable final reports are provided for each project.
The title line of each project contains the following:
- The Title of the Final Report,
- The ARB Contract Number,
- The Name of the Contractor or Organization Who Performed the Work,
- If one exists, the number of the Research Note that is based on the contractor's final report.
To read the various sections ofAir
Pollution Research, click on one of the research areas listed below:
Acid
Deposition
Atmospheric
Processes
Climate
Change
Ecological
Effects of Air Pollution
Economic
Studies
General
Health
Effects of Air Pollution
ICAT Grant
Program
Indoor Air
Quality
Mobile
Sources of Air Pollution
Stationary
Sources of Air Pollution
About Research Notes
The Research Division published two-to four-page synopses (Research Notes of some of the projects described in Air Pollution Research. Most of our Notes published from 1993 through 1997 are on the Web (for reports for which there isn't a research note, the report Abstract is available as a separate document). In Air Pollution Research , those projects for which Research Notes are on the Web there is a linked notation, "Research Note _____." Note that Research Note titles are not usually the same as research project titles.
Contact Us
For information about our completed research projects or our contracting process, contact Emma Plasencia.