In 1967, the public clamor for more stringent air pollution control
had increased throughout the nation. As a result, the Puget Sound
Region was granted a new multi-county air control agency. After
staffing it and developing regulations, personnel began ticketing
pollution sources, beginning with the most onerous. A real-time
monitoring network was installed and the staff began routine
dispersion modeling. Indirect source controls
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