Table 1:	Ontario Strategic Attack on Air Pollution
Table 2:	Reductions from US Tier 2 Mobile Source Regulations
Table 3:	Particulate Standards for Canada
Table 4:	Ozone Standards in Canada
Table 5:	Summary of US Current and Proposed Standards for PM and Ozone
Table 6:	Location Days Exceeding Ozone Standard (1999)
Table 7:	Limit Values for Particulate Matter (PM10): European Union
Table 8:	Required NOx Emission Reductions from Selected Source Sectors
Table 9:	Emission Performance Standards for Coal/Oil Fired Units
Table 10:	1995 Emissions of SO2, CO2 and NOx From the Largest 100 Coal-Fired Electric Stations by Region
Table 11:	NOx Reductions from Tier 2 Standards – US Mobile Sources in comparison to total NOx emissions
Table 12:	California's Estimated Daily Emissions of PM10 from vehicles
Table 13:	SOx and NOx Emissions Comparison Between North America and Selected European Countries
Table 14:	Prototype Carbon Fund Participants – US and Canadian
Table 15:	Toxic Release Inventory Chemicals Potentially Relevant to the Electric Utility Industry (Source: Environmenal Science and Technology, September, 1999)
Table 16:	Summary of Reportable TRI Releases (lbs/yr) for a 650 MW Case Study Power Plant Burning Bituminous Coal
Table 17:	Outputs of Commission for Environmental Cooperation – Findings of Utility Technology Workshops
Table 18:	Summary of Incineration Regulations
Table 19:	Estimated Chemical Emissions from Backyard Burning