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Exam Preparatory Guide for the Environmental Professional--Electronic Version
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Written and developed by practicing qualified environmental professionals (QEPs), this work is a must for candidates preparing for the QEP and EPI (environmental practices intern) written exams. Featuring more than 100 practice questions and answers similar to those found in Part 1 of the general environmental science portion of the QEP exam, the Prep. Guide is sold individually or with the Environmental Practices Review Study Guide for a special price to current A&WMA members.
A link to a shared file location will be e-mailed--normally within a week--once the purchase is completed, from which you will be able to download the ERG in PDF format for a limited time. Note: your purchase cannot be cancelled or refunded once the link is provided.
Also available in paperback: order code OTHP-20.
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OTHP-20-E
$63.00
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New Source Review Unraveled and Updated: 5-Part Webinar Series on NSR Permitting (January 2017)
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This Webinar Series covers the last 25 years of rule updates and application based on experience from renowned industry experts, select state agency representatives, and legal professionals.
Topics include the determination and interpretation of the regulations for Prevention of Significant Deterioration and Nonattainment NSR permitting, NSR Part 51, Appendix W, and application of the rules to maintain compliance.
Individual sessions address: New Source PSD Applicability Determination; Best Available Control Technology; Modeling and Revised Appendix W; Non-attainment NSR; and Effective PSD Permit Writing.
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WEBINAR-54
$468.00
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Regulatory Law for Non-Lawyers (July 2017)
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Presented in an easy-to-follow manner, this webinar is everything you wanted to know about Environmental Law but were afraid to ask. Ideal for any non-legal environmental professional interested in learning more about environmental law and non-compliance, it will acquaint you with the basics of regulatory law, including legal fundamentals, questions of federal/state/local jurisdiction, and include practical examples of applied laws and regulations. You will learn the legal basis for regulation, the difference between rules and guidance, and the key considerations in managing compliance risk.
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WEBINAR-58
$118.00
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New Source Review (NSR) Manual—Prevention of Significant Deterioration and Nonattainment Area Permitting: Single User
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The long-awaited new manual on this critical topic includes over 25 years of rules, changes, lessons learned and solutions developed by renowned experts on this critical topic. Based on the 2002 Reform Rule, the Manual focuses on collecting and explaining existing policy and decisions. See the full description, table of contents, introduction, and author bios here https://www.awma.org/nsrmanual .
Normally within two business days after your purchase, you will receive an email with the encrypted (5.5MB) document attached, and instructions and password for registering your device. Note, however, that there may be no delivery the week of September 23, 2018.
Adobe Reader or Acrobat is required on your machine, along with installing the FileOpen plug-in. After installing FileOpen, opening the document with the password will automatically register that device.
We also want to make sure you receive important updates on the NSR Manual, so please log in to the website before ordering . If you are not an A&WMA member and do not already have a user account, you should create an account before ordering. Please be sure to state your affiliation.
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NSR17-E-1
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Refrigerant Rule Revisions: Is Your Facility Prepared? (November 2017)
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The webinar covered recent amendments to the Montreal Protocol and EPA refrigerant management regulations and their potential impact to refrigerant compliance programs. The revised international treaty expanded its focus from ozone depleting substances (ODS) to greenhouse gases through a phase out schedule for hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs), which are some of the most commonly used refrigerants. The EPA has already disapproved of the use of certain HFCs in specific end-uses and overhauled the refrigerant management regulations within 40 CFR Part 82, Subpart F. The Subpart F revisions include extending the requirements to cover non-ODS substitutes, lowering leak repair thresholds, and adding numerous recordkeeping requirements with phased compliance deadlines of 1/1/2017, 1/1/2018, and 1/1/2019. After completing your purchase, you will be contacted by e-mail--normally within a week--with the link and the copyright stipulations for usage. This product purchase cannot be cancelled or refunded once the link is provided to the customer.
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WEBINAR-62
$152.00
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What’s the Story with TANKS 4.09d and AP-42? (April 2018)
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EPA has posted warnings on their website about TANKS 4.09d and has cautioned that AP-42 should be used to estimate storage tank emissions rather than relying on TANKS 4.09d. However, EPA is also considering revisions to AP-42 chapter 7.1 that will result in changes to estimated emissions for storage tanks. This webinar reviewed the problems with TANKS 4.09d as well as previewing changes to AP-42 that are currently under consideration.
After completing your purchase, you will be contacted by e-mail--normally within a week--with the link and the copyright stipulations for usage. This product purchase cannot be cancelled or refunded once the link is provided to the customer.
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WEBINAR-66
$152.00
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Air Dispersion Modeling Webinar 2-Part Series (February 2017)
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Air quality standards have become more stringent over the years posing a significant challenge to the regulatory and regulated community. The conservative assumptions in current modeling techniques have aggravated this issue and made compliance with the National Ambient Air Quality Standards (NAAQS) a significant challenge. EPA also recently finalized the Guideline on Air Quality Models (Appendix W) which includes new complexities that need to be considered in regulatory dispersion modeling. This 2-part webinar series covers the basics of dispersion modeling, the current state of regulatory modeling, and tools that can be used to minimize overpredictions in AERMOD. After completing your purchase, you will be contacted by e-mail--normally within a week--with the link and the copyright stipulations for usage. This product purchase cannot be cancelled or refunded once the link is provided to the customer. The individual sessions are also available for purchase separately. See order codes WEBINAR-67a and WEBINAR-67b.
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WEBINAR-67
$136.00
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