Description:
Innovative, cost-effective mitigation technologies to reduce emissions from small point sources in urban areas. Ideally, technologies would be able to be retrofitted, cost-effective, offer greater mitigation than current technologies, and have low maintenance and energy costs. The mitigation technologies must include efficacy of reducing emissions and improving local air quality and should address both outdoor and indoor air quality. Additional parameters to consider are potential co-benefits and/or distinctives such as cost-effectiveness, on-going maintenance activities, energy use, safety, and multi-media waste production.
