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Fenceline Monitoring: How Data Impacts and Informs the Community

Most people think of fenceline monitoring as a robust answer to regulatory requirements. And while technically that may be true, it also can be a lot more than that. Fenceline monitoring may have begun as a method to measure and prove compliance, but beyond that, it’s become a valuable, real-time accountability system that connects facilities to the communities around them, regulators to the data they need to do their jobs, and project teams to real-time, site-specific conditions.

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New Metals Monitoring Rules Are Coming Under AB 2851

California's AB 2851 is set to reshape how metal shredding facilities monitor air quality at their fencelines. In this Spheros webinar, senior air quality scientists Josette Marrero, PhD and Ryan Moffet, PhD break down what the new law means, how regional air districts are implementing it, and how facilities can get ahead of the requirements. 

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Data Centers and their Environmental Impact: Energy, Water, and Air Quality Challenges

The demand for data centers has skyrocketed in recent years to support the exponential growth of data generation as a result of cloud computing, streaming, virtual collaboration, and especially the development of artificial intelligence (AI) platforms. These facilities are critical for innovation, economic growth, and technological competitiveness.

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