NTAA: Tribal Air

NTAA - Tribal Air Programs:

This section is intended to highlight the amazing work done by Tribal Air Progams from across the Nation. From tiny 1-person offices to programs with dozens of staff, tribal air programs all share a committment to protecting the health of their people and their ecosystems. Here are some of their stories...

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2018 Region 5 Tribal Air Resources Journal
The 2018 Edition of the Region 5 Tribal Air Resources Journal is here!
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2017 Region 5 Tribal Air Resources Journal
The 2017 Edition of the Region 5 Tribal Air Resources Journal is here!
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2016 Region 5 Tribal Air Resources Journal
The 2016 Edition of the Region 5 Tribal Air Resources Journal is here!
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2015 Region 5 Tribal Air Resources Journal
The 2015 Edition of the Region 5 Tribal Air Resources Journal is here!
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2014 Region 5 Tribal Air Resources Journal
The 2014 Edition of the Region 5 Tribal Air Resources Journal is here!
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ANTHC Healthy Homes Checklist
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Click HERE for report form.

2013 Region 5 Tribal Air Resources Journal
The 2013 Edition of the Region 5 Tribal Air Resources Journal is here!
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Home Heating and Wood Harvest Study
The Home Heating and Wood Harvest Study May 2013 Report in their Home Heating and Wood Harvest Study.
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Tribal Ambient Air Monitoring: Why Do We Do It?
An interesting question, with a simple and powerful answer:
Tribal Ambient Air Monitoring - James Luedecke "Because We Can. Because We Care. Because We Want to Contribute."
Take a look at this excellent presentation created by James Luedecke of the Quapaw Tribe. It is an exploration of why Tribal air monitoring programs are important to Tribes and the nation as a whole.
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Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe
Brandy Toft-Air Quality Specialist
Charles Woods-Air Quality Technician
Program in Existence since - 2001
Program Projects - Hg, IAQ, Met, PM 2.5, Radon, Diesel, more...
Location - Leech Lake Reservation, HQ located in Cass Lake, MN
The Leech Lake Air Program (LLAP) has taken the lead in air monitoring for north central Minnesota as neither federal nor state agencies have done any type of long-term air monitoring projects in the area. The LLAP is filling data gaps for our area with PM 2.5, Mercury, and Meteorological data. In the past we have done PUF sampling for dioxins and PM 2.5 sampling with minivols. The dioxin monitoring has been a disappointment for Leech Lake. Funding for the project was not granted at a critical juncture of data collection to potentially show trends and suspect dangerous levels of airborne dioxin around a superfund site located on the Reservation. Click HERE to download this article.


St. Regis Mohawk Tribe’s Climate Adaptation Plan
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Tribal Indoor Air and Radiation Strategy and Plan
The U.S. EPA’s Office of Air and Radiation recently published their Tribal Indoor Air and Radiation Strategy and Plan. The plan reflects the priorities of the Office of Air and Radiation (OAR), the Office of Radiation & Indoor Air (ORIA), and the needs and priorities as expressed by many of the Tribes. This plan will discuss ORIA’s Tribal goals, and objectives and the specific activities that ORIA will conduct to meet them. This strategy and plan is considered a "living document."
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Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities Alaska University Transportation Center Managing Dust on Unpaved Roads and Airports
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