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The following regulations have been updated:
- Environment Protection (Fees and Levy) Regulations 1994
- Environment Protection (General) Regulations 1994
- Environment Protection (Exempt Classes of Persons and Activities) Regulations 2001
- Environment Protection (Site Contamination) Regulations 2008
- Environment Protection (Beverage Container) Regulations 2008
In all cases where any of the above appears in any publication, these have been replaced by the Environment Protection Regulations 2009 from 1 September 2009.
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South Australia's air quality 2008
Document: Air - Report (published 27.04.10)
The South Australian Environment Protection Authority (EPA) monitored the air quality around regional South Australia (in Port Pirie and Whyalla), and at various locations in Adelaide in 2008. This report provides a summary of the air quality monitoring conducted and also examines some indicative trend analysis covering recent years.
air_quality_2008.pdf (549.8 kb)
South Australia's air quality 2007
Document: Air - Report (published 01.12.08)
This report summarises the results of air quality monitoring from across the state in 2007. This is compared to results from previous years and how air quality in Adelaide compares to that of other capital cities in Australia.
air_quality_2007.pdf (788.9 kb)
South Australia's air quality 2006
Document: Air - Report (published 01.07.07)
This report describes the South Australian Environment Protection Authority (EPA) air quality monitoring activities conducted by the Air and Noise Branch in 2006.
air_quality_2006.pdf (258.5 kb)
South Australia's air quality 2005
Document: Air - Report (published 01.10.06)
Adelaide air was generally of good to very good quality in 2005.
air_quality_2005.pdf (194.8 kb)
Ambient air quality in Port Pirie, South Australia: Monitoring campaign 2002−2005
Document: Air - Report (published 01.10.06)
In the years 2002 to 2005, the South Australian Environment Protection Authority conducted an ambient air quality monitoring campaign in the city of Port Pirie to complement the lead monitoring program that has been operating there for many years.
Ambient air quality in Gawler, South Australia: Monitoring campaign 2002–2004
Document: Air - Report (published 01.02.06)
In the years 2002 to 2004, the South Australian Environment Protection Authority conducted a monitoring campaign to assess the ambient air quality in the town of Gawler and to determine if there was a continuing need for air quality monitoring in the township.
South Australia's air quality 2004
Document: Air - Report (published 01.12.05)
The air in Adelaide was generally of good quality in 2004. The goals of the National Environmental Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure (the Air NEPM) were met for all pollutants when sufficient data was available to meet its reporting criteria.
air_quality_2004.pdf (556.1 kb)
South Australia's ambient air quality monitoring program: A review
Document: Air - Report (published 01.05.05)
This report provides a description, critical analysis and initial review of the effectiveness and adequacy of the current air quality monitoring network in South Australia and makes recommendations for improving and streamlining the program.
Evaluation of the air pollution model TAPM (Version 2) for Adelaide
Document: Air - Report (published 01.11.04)
This report summarises the results of a statistical evaluation of a three-dimensional prognostic model, called The Air Pollution Model, or TAPM (Version 2), for a well-defined, high ground-level ozone period, 17–31 December 2002, in Adelaide, South Australia.
Air Quality Monitoring Hot Spot Report 5 - Port Stanvac and O’Sullivans Beach
Document: Air - Report (published 01.07.04)
Mobil Refining Australia Pty Ltd operated the Port Stanvac Oil Refinery and has managed the site since its closure in July 2003. This was South Australia’s only oil refinery, producing the majority of the state’s fuels and lube oils.
Ambient air quality monitoring for South Australia 1979-2003
Document: Air - Report (published 01.07.04)
This report summarises air monitoring data for six National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure (Air NEPM) air pollutants: carbon monoxide (CO), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), lead (Pb), ozone (O3), sulfur dioxide (SO2), and particulate matter (PM10, PM2.5 and total suspended particles (TSP)), from 21 air monitoring stations for the period from 1979 to 2003.
Ambient air quality monitoring in Mt Gambier, South Australia
Document: Air - Report (published 01.07.03)
The Environment Protection Authority (EPA) has conducted an air quality monitoring campaign in the Mount Gambier region to identify and measure the concentration of compounds believed to present the greatest concern to public health in the area.
Air Quality Monitoring Hot Spot Report - near Castalloy Foundry, North Plympton
Document: Air - Report (published 01.02.03)
Castalloy Manufacturing Pty Ltd is located on Mooringe Avenue, North Plympton. The Castalloy foundry is authorised under the Environment Protection Act 1993 (Schedule 1 Part A Activities) to undertake the environmentally significant activities of ‘ferrous and non-ferrous metal melting’, ‘surface coating’ and ‘fuel burning’.
Air Quality Monitoring Hot Spot Report - Hensley Foundry, Flinders Park
Document: Air - Report (published 01.10.02)
Hensley Industries Australia Pty Ltd is located at Hayward Ave, Torrensville, on the south bank of the Torrens River. The Hensley foundry is authorised under the Environment Protection Act 1993 (the Act) to undertake the environmentally significant activities of abrasive blasting and ferrous and non-ferrous metal melting.
hensley_aq_report.pdf (630.5 kb)
Ambient air quality monitoring plan for South Australia
Document: Air - Report (published 01.08.01)
The Ambient Air Monitoring Plan for South Australia, developed under the National Environment Protection (Ambient Air Quality) Measure (Air NEPM), aims to establish, for each of the six Air NEPM pollutants, monitoring networks that meet the requirements of the Monitoring Protocol (part 4) of the measure.
