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| adam_text | AIR QUALITY IN THE MEXICO MEGACITY: AN INTEGRATED ASSESSMENT EDITED BY
LUISA T. MOLINA AND MARIO J. MOLINA MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF
TECHNOLOGY, CAMBRIDGE, MA, U.S.A. KLUWER ACADEMIC PUBLISHERS DORDRECHT /
BOSTON / LONDON TABLE OF CONTENTS PROLOGUE XV PREFACE XIX CHAPTER ONE
AIR QUALITY IMPACTS: A LOCAL AND GLOBAL CONCERN 1. INTRODUCTION 1 1.1.
AIR QUALITY AS A GLOBAL ISSUE 3 1.2. AIR POLLUTION IN MEGACITIES 4 2.
URBAN AIR POLLUTION: HISTORICAL RECORD 6 2.1. LONDON KILLER FOG 6 2.2.
PHOTOCHEMICAL SMOG IN LOS ANGELES 7 3. SOURCES AND TRANSPORT OF AIR
POLLUTION 8 3.1. THE ATMOSPHERE AND ITS CONTAMINANTS 8 3.2.
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE ATMOSPHERE 9 3.3. ATMOSPHERIC FATE OF AIR
POLLUTANTS 10 3.4. METEOROLOGY AND TOPOGRAPHY 13 4. IMPACTS OF AIR
POLLUTION 14 4.1. HUMAN HEALTH 14 4.1.1. CRITERIA AIR POLLUTANTS 14
4.1.2. HAZARDOUS AIR POLLUTANTS OR AIR TOXICS 17 4.1.3. INDOOR AIR
POLLUTANTS 17 4.2. OTHER EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTANTS 18 4.3. GLOBAL
EFFECTS OF AIR POLLUTION 18 5. CONCLUSION 18 VI TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER TWO CLEANING THE AIR: A COMPARATIVE OVERVIEW 1. INTRODUCTION 21
2. CLEANING THE AIR: THE LOS ANGELES EXPERIENCE 23 2.1. TOPOGRAPHY AND
METEOROLOGY OF THE LOS ANGELES AIR BASIN 24 2.2. AIR POLLUTANT TRENDS IN
THE LOS ANGELES AIR BASIN 24 2.3. AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS IN THE
LOS ANGELES AIR BASIN 26 2.3.1. AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT PRIOR TO 1970 26
2.3.2. 1970S TO THE PRESENT: DEVELOPING REGIONAL AIR QUALITY CONTROLS 26
2.3.3. AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT INSTITUTIONS IN THE LOS ANGELES AIR BASIN
27 2.3.4. CONTROL STRATEGIES FOR LOS ANGELES AIR BASIN 28 2.3.5. AIR
POLLUTION POLITICS: THE DECISION-MAKING PROCESS 31 2.4. RESULTS AND
CONSEQUENCES OF THE EFFORTS IN THE LOS ANGELES AIR BASIN .. 32 3.
CLEANING THE AIR: THE EXPERIENCE OF THE MEXICO CITY METROPOLITAN AREA 33
3.1. TOPOGRAPHY AND METEOROLOGY OF THE MCMA 33 3.2. TRENDS OF AIR
POLLUTANTS IN THE MCMA 36 3.3. AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS OF THE
MCMA 40 3.3.1. AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT: 1960S TO MID-1980S 40 3.3.2.
AIRQUALITY MANAGEMENT: MID-1980S TO 1990 41 I-C ~:3.3.3. AIR QUALITY
MANAGEMENT: 1990-2000 42_ 3.3.4. AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT INSTITUTIONS IN
THE MCMA IN THE 1990S 43 3.4. POLICY MEASURES AND CONTROL STRATEGIES IN
THE 1990S 45 3.5. ASSESSMENT OF THE AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT PROGRAMS IN
THE MCMA .... 47 3.5.1. EMISSION REDUCTION 47 3.5.2. FUEL QUALITY 48
,-.-_, D , 3.5.3. ALTERNATIVE FUELS 51 J3.5.4. INSPECTION AND
MAINTENANCE 51 * 3.5.5. REDUCTION OF EMISSIONS IN INDUSTRY AND SERVICES
52 . ^ - 3.5.6. IMPROVEMENT OF THE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM 53 3.5.7.
INTEGRATION OF METROPOLITAN POLICIES 54 4. DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSIONS 55
TABLE OF CONTENTS VII CHAPTER THREE FORCES DRIVING POLLUTANT EMISSIONS
IN THE MCMA 1. INTRODUCTION 61 2 POPULATION GROWTH 62 2.1. CENTRAL
REGION 67 2.2. MEXICO CITY METROPOLITAN AREA 68 2.3. FEDERAL DISTRICT 68
2.4. CONTIGUOUS MUNICIPALITIES 69 2.5. POPULATION DENSITY 70 2.6.
DEMOGRAPHICS 3. URBAN GROWTH 71 3.1. EXPANSION OF THE MCMA 71 3.2. URBAN
AND REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT 72 3.3. LAND USE 73 4. ECONOMIC GROWTH 74 5.
PRODUCTION AND CONSUMPTION OF ENERGY 80 5.1. ENERGY BALANCE 83 5.2. FUEL
SUPPLY AND QUALITY IN THE MCMA 84 5.3. TRANSPORTATION 86 5.4.
NON-TRANSPORT RELATED SOURCES OF EMISSIONS 87 5.4.1. ELECTRIC POWER
GENERATION 89 5.4.2. INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION 92 5.4.3. COMMERCIAL AND
SERVICE ACTIVITIES AND THE RESIDENTIAL SECTOR 98 6. EROSION AND BIOGENIC
EMISSIONS SOURCES 100 6.1. EROSION 100 6.2. BIOGENIC SOURCES 101 7.
CONCLUSION 103 VIII TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER FOUR HEALTH BENEFITS OF
AIR POLLUTION CONTROL 1. INTRODUCTION 105 2. EVIDENCE OF AIR POLLUTION
EXPOSURES AND HEALTH EFFECTS 107 2.1. PARTICULATE MATTER 108 2.1.1.
BASELINE EXPOSURES 108 2.1.2. MORTALITY 109 COHORT MORTALITY 109
TIME-SERIES MORTALITY 111 2.1.3. CHRONIC BRONCHITIS 115 2.2. OZONE 117
2.2.3. BASELINE EXPOSURES 117 2.2.3. MORTALITY 117 2.2.3. RESTRICTED
ACTIVITY DAYS ! 18 2.3. AIR TOXICS 119 2.3.1. BENZENE 120 2.3.2.
1,3-BUTADIENE 120 2.3.3. FORMALDEHYDE 121 2.3.4. DIESEL PARTICLE EXHAUST
121 2.3.5. POLYCYCLIC AROMATIC HYDROCARBONS (PAHS) 121 2.3.6. METALS 122
3. BACK OF THE ENVELOPE RISK ASSESSMENT 123 3.1. PARTICULATES 124 3.2.
OZONE 125 3.3. AIR TOXICS 126 4. APPROACHES TO VALUING HEALTH EFFECTS
126 4.1. ESTIMATED VALUES OF HEALTH EFFECTS - EXTRAPOLATING ECONOMIC
VALUES TO MEXICO 128 4.2. ADJUSTING VSL FOR AGE AND LIFE EXPECTANCY 130
4.3. BACK OF THE ENVELOPE BENEFITS ASSESSMENT 131 5. DISCUSSION AND
CONCLUSIONS 133 TABLE OF CONTENTS IX CHAPTER FIVE AIR POLLUTION SCIENCE
IN THE MCMA: UNDERSTANDING SOURCE- RECEPTOR RELATIONSHIPS THROUGH
EMISSIONS INVENTORIES, MEASUREMENTS AND MODELING 1. INTRODUCTION 137 V
I.I. INTEGRATED AIR POLLUTION CONTROL: MULTIPLE SOURCES, MULTIPLE
POLLUTANTS AND MULTIPLE IMPACTS 138 1.2. OBJECTIVES AND ORGANIZATION 140
2. BASIC SCIENTIFIC UNDERSTANDING AND IMPORTANT QUESTIONS FOR POLICY 141
;X 2.1. BASIC SCIENTIFIC UNDERSTANDING 141 2.2. IMPORTANT SCIENTIFIC
QUESTIONS AND RELEVANCE TO POLICY 142 3. MEASUREMENTS OF METEOROLOGY AND
AIR QUALITY 143 3.1. METEOROLOGICAL MEASUREMENTS 143 3.2. ROUTINE AIR
QUALITY MEASUREMENTS: THE RAMA NETWORK 146 3.3. DEPOSITION MEASUREMENTS
148 3.4. THE MARI INTENSIVE FIELD CAMPAIGNS 150 3.5. THE IMADA-AVER
FIELD CAMPAIGN 151 3.5.1. METEOROLOGICAL MEASUREMENTS 151 3.5.2. AIR
QUALITY MEASUREMENTS 151 3.6. PROJECT AZTECA AND OTHER RESEARCH AT
UNAM/CCA 153 3.7. OTHER MEASUREMENTS OF AEROSOLS 154 3.7.1. OPTICAL
PROPERTIES OF AEROSOLS 155 3.8. MEASUREMENTS OF HYDROCARBONS 155 3.8.1.
OTHER HYDROCARBON MEASUREMENTS 156 3.9. OTHER GAS PHASE MEASUREMENTS 157
3.10. MEASUREMENTS OF EMISSIONS SOURCE PROFILES 158 3.11. REMOTE SENSING
OF AUTOMOBILE EMISSIONS 158 3.12. MEASUREMENTS OF EXPOSURE AND INDOOR
POLLUTANTS 160 X. 3.13. SUMMARY OF AMBIENT AIR QUALITY MEASUREMENTS 161
4. EMISSIONS INVENTORIES 164 I ?4.1. HISTORY OF EMISSIONS INVENTORIES
AND TOTAL EMISSIONS BY CATEGORY 164 0 J 4.2. OTHER EMISSIONS 169 4.3.
AIR QUALITY AND MITIGATION OF GREENHOUSE GASES IN THE MCMA 169 W 4.3.1.
MEXICO AND CLIMATE CHANGE 169 TABLE OF CONTENTS , I N I 4.3.2.
COORDINATING THE LOCAL AND THE GLOBAL EMISSIONS OF POLLUTANTS... 170 A
3 4.3.3. THE MCMA AND ITS CONTRIBUTION TO GHG EMISSIONS 170 4.3.4.
MEXICO S NATIONAL GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS 171 4.3.5. CONCLUSIONS AND
RECOMMENDATIONS 172 5. AIR POLLUTION MODELING APPLICATIONS 172 5.1.
MODELING BASED ON RAMA MEASUREMENTS 172 5.2. MODELING IN THE MARI
PROJECT 173 5.3. MODELING IN THE IMADA CAMPAIGN 175 5.4. OTHER MODELING
STUDIES 176 6. SCIENTIFIC UNDERSTANDING, ANALYSIS OF UNCERTAINTIES,
RESEARCH METHODS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS 177 6.1. OZONE FORMATION 178 J
6.1.1. OZONE SENSITIVITY TO NO X AND VOCS IN THE MCMA 178 6.1.2.
CORRECTING VOC EMISSIONS: ARE EMISSIONS UNDERESTIMATED AND WHERE COULD
THE MISSING VOCS COME FROM? 182 6.1.3. THE EFFECT OF VERTICAL MIXING ON
OZONE FORMATION 184 6.1.4. THE SPECIATION AND REACTIVITY OF VOCS 186
6.1.5. PHOTOLYSIS REACTION RATE CONSTANTS 187 6.1.6. TRACE GAS
MEASUREMENTS AND PHOTOCHEMICAL INDICATORS 188 6.1.7. OTHER OZONE
MODELING NEEDS AND OPPORTUNITIES 189 6.1.8. OZONE SUMMARY 189 J 6.2.
PARTICULATE MATTER 190 6.2.1. DUST AEROSOLS 192 6.2.2. OTHER INORGANIC
AEROSOLS 193 6.2.3. ORGANIC AND SOOT AEROSOLS 195 6.2.4. VISIBILITY AND
AEROSOL OPTICAL PROPERTIES 199 6.2.5. PARTICULATES SUMMARY 200 X 6.3.
IMPROVING EMISSIONS INVENTORIES 201 6.4. METEOROLOGY 202 6.5. AIR
POLLUTION CONTINGENCIES 203 .. ^ 6.6. LINKAGES BETWEEN URBAN, REGIONAL
AND GLOBAL AIR POLLUTION 205 6.6.1. INFLUX OF POLLUTION AND MODEL
BOUNDARY CONDITIONS 206 7. SUMMARY OF KEY RECOMMENDATIONS 207 7.1.
PRIORITIZING IMPROVEMENTS TO EMISSIONS INVENTORIES 208 7.2. GENERAL
RECOMMENDATIONS ON MEASUREMENTS 209 7.3. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR RAMA
MEASUREMENTS 210 7.4. THE USE OF MODELS 211 7.5. CONCLUSIONS 211 TABLE
OF CONTENTS XI CHAPTER SIX THE MCMA TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM: MOBILITY AND
AIR POLLUTION 1. INTRODUCTION 213 2. URBAN TRANSFORMATION 216 3.
TRANSPORTATION DEMAND 219 3.1. PASSENGER TRIPS IN THE MCMA 220 3.1.1.
MODE SHARE 222 3.1.2. SPATIAL/TEMPORAL DISTRIBUTIONS 223 3.1.3. FUTURE
GROWTH 225 3.2. FREIGHT TRIPS 227 4. TRANSPORTATION SUPPLY 228 4.1.
ROADWAYS AND ROAD-BASED VEHICLES 228 A, -.) 4.1.1. LEVEL OF SERVICE 231
4.1.2. TRAFFIC SIGNALIZATION 231 4.1.3. PARKING 231 4.1.4. VEHICLES
FLEET 232 4.1.5. PRIVATE CARS AND TAXIS 237 TAXIS 238 Y- HOY NO CIRCULA
PROGRAM 238 TV.-? 4.1.6. ROAD-BASED PUBLIC TRANSPORT 240 BUSES 240
TROLLEYBUSES 242 COLECTIVOS 243 4.1.7. DELIVERY AND FREIGHT VEHICLES 245
W 4.2. RAIL TRANSIT 247 4.2.1. METRO 247 4.2.2. LIGHT RAIL 250 4.3.
PUBLIC TRANSPORT PASSENGER MODES: COMPARATIVE USER COSTS 251 5.
TRANSPORT-RELATED EMISSIONS 252 V./N 5.1. MOBILE SOURCE EMISSIONS
INVENTORY 252 5.2. FUEL QUALITY 254 5.3. FLEET AGING AND TURNOVER 255
5.4. INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE 257 5.4.1. ORGANIZATION OF THE SYSTEM
259 5.4.2. TESTING PROCEDURE 259 XII TABLE OF CONTENTS 5.4.3. RELEVANT
PROGRAM STATISTICS 260 . 5.4.4. COUPLING INSPECTION WITH THE HOY NO
CIRCULA PROGRAM 262 5.4.5. AUDITS AND CALIBRATION 263 *Y 5.4.6. KEY
POINTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 264 6. REGIONAL ARCHITECTURE FRAMEWORK 267
6.1. DYNAMIC ISSUES 269 6.1.1. FEDERALISM 270 6.1.2. INSTITUTIONAL
CAPACITY 270 7. TRANSPORTATION STRATEGIC PLANNING BY VARIOUS GOVERNMENT
AGENCIES 272 8. KEY PROBLEMS AND FUTURE POLICY AREAS 274 8.1.
INSTITUTIONS, FINANCE, PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT CAPACITIES 274 8.2. LAND
USE, URBAN GROWTH AND INFRASTRUCTURE 276 8.2.1. THE CASE OF INDUCED
DEMAND 276 . 8.2.2. A PATH FORWARD? 277 8.3. TRAVEL DEMAND AND
INFRASTRUCTURE MANAGEMENT 277 8.4. VEHICLE AND FUEL TECHNOLOGIES 278
8.5. PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION MANAGEMENT AND MODE SHARE 279 8.6. INSPECTION
AND MAINTENANCE 281 8.7. CONCLUSIONS 282 CHAPTER SEVEN CONCLUSIONS: KEY
FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIONS 1. INTRODUCTION . 285 2. INTEGRATED
FRAMEWORK FOR AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT PLANS 286 3. HEALTH BENEFITS OF
POLLUTION CONTROL 286 3.1. EFFECTS OF EXPOSURE TO PARTICULATE MATTER 286
3.2. EFFECTS OF EXPOSURE TO OZONE 287 3.3. EFFECTS OF EXPOSURE TO OTHER
AIR POLLUTANTS 287 3.4. MONETARY VALUE OF HEALTH BENEFITS FROM AIR
POLLUTION CONTROLS 287 TABLE OF CONTENTS XIII 3.5. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR
FUTURE RESEARCH 288 4. AIR POLLUTION SCIENCE: UNDERSTANDING SOURCE-
RECEPTOR RELATIONSHIPS 289 4.1. OZONE FORMATION 290 4.2. FINE
PARTICULATE FORMATION 290 4.3. EMISSIONS INVENTORIES 290 4.4. GREENHOUSE
GAS EMISSIONS 291V 4.5. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FUTURE RESEARCH 292 4.5.1.
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR IMPROVING EMISSIONS INVENTORIES 293 4.5.2.
RECOMMENDATIONS FOR MEASUREMENTS STUDIES 293 4.5.3. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR
MODELING AND DATA ANALYSIS STUDIES 294 5. OPTIONS TO REDUCE MOBILE
SOURCE EMISSIONS AND IMPROVE MOBILITY 295 5.1. KEY TRENDS 297 5.2.
PROPOSED POLICY OPTIONS TO REDUCE TRANSPORT-RELATED EMISSIONS 298 Y
5.2.1. FLEET COMPOSITIONS AND OPERATIONS 299 ^5.2.2. PUBLIC
TRANSPORTATION 300 *^ 5.2.3. FUELS 300 *, 5.2.4. INFRASTRUCTURE AND
TECHNOLOGY 301 5.2.5. REGIONAL LAND-USE STRATEGIES 302 VJ 5.2.6.
INSTITUTIONS 302 *VI 5.2.7. INSPECTION AND MAINTENANCE 303 6. OPTIONS TO
REDUCE NON-TRANSPORT EMISSIONS SOURCES ... 304 X. 6.1. POWER GENERATION
PLANTS 304 ; 6.2 INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION 305 V. 6.3. COMMERCIAL, SERVICE
AND RESIDENTIAL SECTORS 306 6.4. INFORMAL SECTOR 307 6.5. EROSION AND
BIOGENIC EMISSIONS SOURCES 308 7. INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK FOR AIR
QUALITY MANAGEMENT 309 I * 8. EDUCATION AND CAPACITY BUILDING 310 9.
FUNDING MECHANISMS FOR AIR QUALITY PROGRAMS 310 L* 10. SUMMARY 311 XIV
TABLE OF CONTENTS PHOTOGRAPHS 313 APPENDIX A: MEXICO METROPOLITAN INDEX
FOR AIR QUALITY (IMECA) AND THE ENVIRONMENTAL CONTINGENCY PROGRAM 329
APPENDIX B: NO DRIVING DAY PROGRAM {HOYNO CIRCULA) 33 3 APPENDIX C:
LIST OF ACRONYMS 339 APPENDIX D: GLOSSARY 345 REFERENCES 355 ABOUT THE
AUTHORS 371 INDEX 379
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