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Attachment C Community Level Assessment of Public Health - arb ca 2025

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The document provides an assessment of the public health benefits associated with the Draft Scoping Plan in Wilmington, California. It evaluates projected reductions in criteria pollutants, specifically NOx and PM2.5 emissions, resulting from greenhouse gas measures and a proposed cap-and-trade program. The analysis estimates that these measures could lead to small co-benefits in emission reductions, contributing to improved air quality and health outcomes for approximately 300,000 residents in the area. The report highlights the importance of existing pollution control programs and their significant impact on public health, while also noting uncertainties in estimating localized health benefits.

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Which air pollution standards provide public health protection, including protection of the health of sensitive populations?

Primary Standards provide public health protection, including protecting the health of sensitive populations such as asthmatics, children, and the elderly. Secondary Standards provide public welfare protection, including protection against decreased visibility and damage to animals, crops, vegetation, and buildings.

What is included in the community health needs assessment?

Community health assessments are comprised of data and information from multiple sources, which describe the communitys demographics; health status; morbidity and mortality; socioeconomic characteristics; quality of life; community resources; behavioral factors; the environment (including the built environment); and

What is a community needs assessment?

A needs assessment is a systematic process that provides information about social needs or issues in a place or population group and determines which issues should be prioritised for action.

What are the three main categories of community needs assessment?

A finalized community needs assessment will: Identify the essential resources that are already available within the community. Identify the essential resources missing. Determine how best to use, develop, or obtain those resources.