US point sources of NOx, American Indian Lands, Swinomish ...Emissions data:-1999 National Emissions...
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Swinomish Indian Tribal Community Southern Ute Indian Tribe Shoshone- Bannock Tribes Nez Perce Tribe Navajo Nation Micmac Tribe Fond du Lac Band of Chippewa ITEC operated monitors 0 300 600 900 150 Miles 0 220 440 110 Miles Summary Statistics Number of Affected Reservations Total Affected Reservation Population Percent of Total Reservation Population Number of Facilities (>100 tpy NOx) Tonnage of NOx Emissions Percent of Total US Emissions 5 miles 91 344,691 44.1% 266 435,793 5.2% 10 miles 131 414,688 53.1% 389 630,915 7.6% 25 miles 234 565,934 72.4% 766 1,213,509 14.6% 50 miles 301 642,789 82.3% 1371 2,089,756 25.2% 100 miles 338 684,671 87.6% 2494 3,797,505 45.7% United States Total 567 781,501 100.0% 4467 8,302,580 100.0% Distance from tribal land to point source emitting >100 tons per year NOx Reservation Population Information Point Source Information US NOx monitors NOx emissions (tpy, 1999 NEI) 1000 - 2500 2501 - 10000 10001 - 20000 20001 - 50000 50001 - 104357 Oklahoma Tribal Statistical Area Tribal lands (2003 BIA) Alaska Native Village Statistical Area American Indian Reservation ITEP at NAU All other monitors (AQS) Tribal Monitors Coal Fired Power Plants (2002 CEC) Legend Northern Arizona University I n s t i t u t e f o r T r i b a l E n v i r o n m e n t a l P r o f e s s i o n a l s Data sources Emissions data: -1999 National Emissions Invento- ry (1999 NEI) Reservation data (boundaries & population): -2003 BIA reservation shapefiles NOx monitors: -Tribal monitors - ITEP 11/2005 AQS network - October 2005, Air- DATA query *Tribal lands include federally recog- nized reservations and parcels, OK statistical areas, & AK villages as delineated by BIA 2003. Map created 12/2005, by Joe Cain, ITEP US point sources of NOx, American Indian Lands, and Tribes monitoring NOx
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Swinomish IndianTribal Community
Southern UteIndian Tribe
Shoshone-BannockTribes
Nez Perce Tribe
NavajoNation
MicmacTribe
Fond duLac Band ofChippewa
ITECoperated monitors
0 300 600 900150Miles
0 220 440110Miles
Summary Statistics
Number of Affected
Reservations
Total Affected Reservation Population
Percent of Total Reservation Population
Number of Facilities (>100 tpy NOx)
Tonnage of NOx
Emissions
Percent of Total US
Emissions5 miles 91 344,691 44.1% 266 435,793 5.2%
10 miles 131 414,688 53.1% 389 630,915 7.6%25 miles 234 565,934 72.4% 766 1,213,509 14.6%50 miles 301 642,789 82.3% 1371 2,089,756 25.2%
100 miles 338 684,671 87.6% 2494 3,797,505 45.7%United States Total 567 781,501 100.0% 4467 8,302,580 100.0%
Distance from tribal land to point source emitting >100
tons per year NOx
Reservation Population Information Point Source Information
US NOx monitors
NOx emissions (tpy, 1999 NEI)
1000 - 25002501 - 10000
10001 - 20000
20001 - 50000
50001 - 104357
Oklahoma Tribal Statistical Area
Tribal lands (2003 BIA)
Alaska Native Village Statistical Area
American Indian Reservation
ITEP at NAU
All other monitors (AQS)
Tribal Monitors
Coal Fired Power Plants (2002 CEC)
Legend
Northern Arizona University
Institute for Tribal
Environmental Professional
s
Data sourcesEmissions data:
-1999 National Emissions Invento-ry (1999 NEI)
Reservation data (boundaries & population):
-2003 BIA reservation shapefiles
NOx monitors:-Tribal monitors - ITEP 11/2005AQS network - October 2005, Air-DATA query
*Tribal lands include federally recog-nized reservations and parcels, OK statistical areas, & AK villages as delineated by BIA 2003.
Map created 12/2005, by Joe Cain, ITEP
US point sources of NOx, American Indian Lands, and Tribes monitoring NOx
