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<abstract>There has been growing concern about the air quality, visibility,
and certain respiratory illnesses in and near the Great Smoky	 
Mountains National Park, which straddles the border between North
Carolina and Tennessee. This report analyzes recent trends in and
contributing factors to (1) visibility impairments, (2) 	 
ground-level ozone, and (3) respiratory illnesses. In addition,  
this report examines the Tennessee Valley Authority&apos;s (TVA) plans
to reduce its emission of regulated pollutants from generating	 
electricity. Visibility impairments and ozone are largely	 
attributable to three types of emissions (1) sulfur dioxide, (2) 
nitrogen oxides, and (3)volatile organic compounds. The counties 
that border the park generally have slightly higher mortality	 
rates from two types of respiratory illness. The three types of  
emissions interact in the atmosphere to form ozone gas and	 
sulfate particles, which are associated with respiratory	 
illnesses. In response to federal laws and other factors, TVA, is
making substantial environment-related investments and expects to
reduce its annual emissions of sulfur dioxide by 40 percent and  
its &apos;&apos;ozone-season&apos;&apos; emissions of nitrogen oxides by 70 percent  
between 1999 and 2005.</abstract>
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