New Mexico
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Albuquerque SIP: Part 61 Prevention of Significant Deterioration: SIP effective 2012-10-19 (NMd42) to 2015-09-29
Albuquerque SIP: Part 61 Prevention of Significant Deterioration: SIP effective 2012-10-19 (NMd42) to 2015-09-29
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Albuquerque SIP: Part 61 Prevention of Significant Deterioration: SIP effective 2012-01-30 (NMd37) to 2012-10-18
Albuquerque SIP: Part 61 Prevention of Significant Deterioration: SIP effective 2012-01-30 (NMd37) to 2012-10-18
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Albuquerque SIP: Part 67 (Reg 18. Gas Burning Equipment - NO2 Emission Limits) SIP effective 1980-04-10 to 2005-02-28
Albuquerque SIP: Part 67 (Reg 18. Gas Burning Equipment - NO2 Emission Limits) SIP effective 1980-04-10 to 2005-02-28
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Albuquerque SIP: Part 67 (Reg 17. Oil Burning Equipment - SO2 Emission Limits) SIP effective 1980-04-10 to 2005-02-28
Albuquerque SIP: Part 67 (Reg 17. Oil Burning Equipment - SO2 Emission Limits) SIP effective 1980-04-10 to 2005-02-28
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Albuquerque SIP: Part 67 (Reg 13. Coal Burning Equipment - SO2 Emission Limits) SIP effective 1980-04-10 to 2005-02-28
Albuquerque SIP: Part 67 (Reg 13. Coal Burning Equipment - SO2 Emission Limits) SIP effective 1980-04-10 to 2005-02-28
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Albuquerque SIP: Part 67 (Reg 12. Coal Burning Equipment - NO2 Emission Limits) SIP effective 1980-04-10 to 2005-02-28
Albuquerque SIP: Part 67 (Reg 12. Coal Burning Equipment - NO2 Emission Limits) SIP effective 1980-04-10 to 2005-02-28
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Albuquerque SIP: Part 67 (Reg 10. Kraft Mills) SIP effective 1980-04-10 to 2005-02-28
Albuquerque SIP: Part 67 (Reg 10. Kraft Mills) SIP effective 1980-04-10 to 2005-02-28
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Albuquerque SIP: Part 65 (Reg 11. Organic Fluids) SIP effective 1980-04-10 to 2005-02-28
Albuquerque SIP: Part 65 (Reg 11. Organic Fluids) SIP effective 1980-04-10 to 2005-02-28
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Albuquerque SIP: Part 7 (Reg 24. Variance Procedure) SIP effective 1993-04-26 to 2005-02-28
Albuquerque SIP: Part 7 (Reg 24. Variance Procedure) SIP effective 1993-04-26 to 2005-02-28
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New Mexico SIP: Bernalillo County Part 49: Excess Emissions
New Mexico SIP: Bernalillo County Part 49
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Albuquerque SIP: Part 90 (Reg 23. Source Surveillance) SIP effective 1993-04-26 to 2005-02-28
Albuquerque SIP: Part 90 (Reg 23. Source Surveillance) SIP effective 1993-04-26 to 2005-02-28
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Albuquerque SIP: Part 8 Ambient Air Quality Standards: SIP effective 2006-07-31 (NMd18) to2012-10-18
Albuquerque SIP: Part 8 Ambient Air Quality Standards: SIP effective 2006-07-31 (NMd18) to 2012-10-18
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Albuquerque SIP: Part 68 (Reg 4. Incinerators) SIP effective 1980-04-10 to 2005-02-28
Albuquerque SIP: Part 68 (Reg 4. Incinerators) SIP effective 1980-04-10 to 2005-02-28
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Albuquerque SIP: Part 67 (Reg 14. Coal Burning Equipment - Particulate Emission Limits) SIP effective 1980-04-10 to 2005-02-28
Albuquerque SIP: Part 67 (Reg 14. Coal Burning Equipment - Particulate Emission Limits) SIP effective 1980-04-10 to 2005-02-28
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New Mexico SIP: Bernalillo County Part 102: Oxygenated Fuels
New Mexico SIP: Bernalillo County Part 102
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Ruby #1 and Ruby #3 Abandoned Uranium Mines
Information about the progress of EPA's cleanup at Ruby Mines #1-4, including health impacts, major enforcement and removal milestones, and community actions.
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Mariano Lake Abandoned Uranium Mine
Mariano Lake Mine is located in the Mariano Lake Chapter of the Navajo Nation, approximately 25 miles east of Gallup, N.M in McKinley County. EPA is working with Navajo Nation Environmental Protection Agency (NNEPA) to oversee cleanup work by Chevron U.S.A
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New Mexico SIP: Bernalillo County Part 39, Permit Waivers and Air Quality Notifications for Certain Sources, SIP effective February 18, 2020 (NMd81)
New Mexico SIP: Bernalillo County Part 40
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Navajo Nation Abandoned Uranium Mines ASPECT Aerial Survey
Results from the ASPECT aerial radiological & photo surveys of the Navajo Nation Abandoned Uranium Mine region. These documents will help EPA's efforts to characterize the level and extent of radiation at and around abandoned uranium mines (AUM).
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Eastern Abandoned Uranium Mine Region
Information about the progress of EPA's cleanup in The Eastern AUM Region, which includes 101 mines roughly in the area between Gallup and the eastern edge of the Navajo Nation.