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Updates to Area Source Methodologies
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The California Air Resources Board (CARB) invites you to participate in a public workshop to discuss proposed updates to several area source emissions estimation methodologies. These updates are part of CARB’s ongoing commitment to ensuring emissions inventory methods remain scientifically robust and reflective of the latest data.
Workshop Details
Date: May 28, 2025
Time: 3:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Location: Remote Only – via Zoom
Please register in advance for the meeting. After registering, you will receive an email with information about joining the meeting. For special language needs please contact the Area Source Inventory Team no later than May 19.
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Purpose of the Workshop
The workshop will provide an overview of proposed updates to methodologies found in the following major source categories:
- Commercial Cooking
- Dairy/Livestock Waste; Feedlot Dust
- Silage
- Soil NOx and NH3
- Farming Operations Dust
- Unpaved Farm/Non-farm Road Dust
- Paved Road Dust
- Windblown Dust
- Building/Road Construction Dust
- Residential Wood Combustion
- Residential Waste Burning
- Domestic Ammonia
- Stationary Diesel Engines
These updates are being made to improve the accuracy of emissions data used in statewide, regional, and community-scale air quality planning. They reflect new activity data, updated emission factors, and recent scientific studies. Detailed information on existing methodologies can be found on CARB’s Index of Methodologies by Major Category. Slides of the workshop will be made available on our webpage prior to the workshop.
Participants will be able to engage in an active discussion during the Zoom meeting and can also send written questions or comments to CARB staff. If you have questions about the meeting purpose, scope and logistics, please contact the Area Source Inventory Team.
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