Measuring the Smallest Air Pollutants: Scientists Gather in Atlanta for Month-Long Study of Fine Particulate Matter

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Scientists from around the world have gathered in Atlanta this month to determine the best ways to measure the fine particulate matter that is polluting the nation's air, particularly in large urban areas. In the first of two "SuperSite" studies initiated by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), about 60 scientists from the Georgia Institute of Technology and other institutions have converged at an Atlanta air quality research facility owned by Georgia Power.

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Last Updated October 2, 2000