ISTC 2009-2010 Seminar Series 2-11-10. Mission: to safeguard environmental quality, consistent with the social and economic needs of the State, so as.

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ISTC Seminar Series

Mission: to safeguard environmental quality, consistent with the social and economic needs of the State, so as to protect health, welfare, property and the quality of life. Locations: Headquarters & Laboratory – Springfield 11 Field & Regional Offices: Champaign, Elk Grove, Moline, Rockford, Collinsville, LaSalle, Des Plaines, Springfield, Elgin, Marion, & Peoria History: First Earth Day – April 22, 1970 Illinois Environmental Protection Act – July 1, 1970 (first state) Solid Waste Disposal Act Clean Air Act – 1967 Clean Water Act –1972 Safe Drinking Water Act – 1974 Resource Conservation & Recovery Act – 1976 Superfund (CERCLA)

 Bureaus: Air, Land & Water  Divisions: Legal Counsel, Laboratories & Administration  Director’s Office Office of Toxicology Office of Emergency Response  Associate Director’s Office Office of Environmental Justice Office of Community Relations Office of Policy & Outreach Office of Pollution Prevention

 By % of you will still be around  World population growth per year: 75 M  Food production will have to increase by 55% by 2030 to meet population need

 States Density Population Houses 1. Illinois Iowa Indiana Ohio

The neighborhood is changing

 Clean Water Act 1. Gulf Hypoxia: Nitrates & phosphorous 2. Pesticide application 3. Waters of the U.S.

 Clean Air Act 1. Particulate Matter 2. CO2 3. Greenhouse gases

 US Land Active farmland; 350 million acres Corn = 93 million acres Soy = 64 million acres Wheat = 60 million acres  Grass = 587 million acres  Forest = 650 million acres  Urban = 60 million acres  Total US acres 2,264 million acres  David Brune, University of Missouri

 Definition  Process waste

 Water efficiencies  CHP  Energy efficiencies

Source: American Wind Energy Association, December MW

 Algae  1. Exxon  2. Emissions

 Illinois Conservation Climate Initiative  AgraGate  National Farmers Union

Stacking environmental attributes  Carbon  Nutrient  Ecological Market based conservation

 Timeline: blue > technology application tan > carbon price

 Lookout cow

Methane

 Expanding pesticide technology: half life  Plant genetics: resistances  Agronomics: root mass  Precision nutrient technologies: anhydrous ammonia  Drainage best management practices: bio-chambers

 Auto steer: no overlap  Engine technology: cleaner engines  Mulch tillage: keeping soil in place

 Composting  Gasifiers  DeAnza >  Encapsulation: Ostara > Calera >  Wind Power: Storage  Sustainable farms

Richard Breckenridge Illinois EPA