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Title V Synthetic Minor Permit Applications: Dover Downs, Inc.

Dover Downs, Inc. requests to reduce the frequency of visible emissions monitoring of the fire pump from daily to weekly monitoring at the Bally’s Dover Casino Resort.


Solicitudes de Permisos Menores Sintéticos del Título V: Dover Downs, Inc.

Dover Downs, Inc. solicita reducir la frecuencia del monitoreo de emisiones visibles de la bomba de incendio de una frecuencia diaria a una semanal en Bally’s Dover Casino Resort.


Aplikasyon Pèmi Minè Sentetik Tit V: Dover Downs, Inc.

Dover Downs, Inc. mande pou redwi frekans kontwòl emisyon vizib ponp ensandi soti nan kontwòl chak jou rive chak semèn a Bally’s Dover Casino Resort.


Construction of Monitor and Observation Wells

Monitor and observation wells constructed in Delaware must conform to the requirements of the Delaware Regulations Governing the Construction and Use of Wells (7 DE Admin. Code 7301). This page reiterates some of the requirements found in the regulations. It also establishes additional criteria for the design and construction of monitor and observation


Delaware Wetland Restoration Strategies

Wetlands across the state of Delaware face many challenges. However, there are opportunities to combat specific issues and to restore and protect Delaware’s wetland resources. The DNREC Wetland Monitoring and Assessment Program is developing strategies, specific to Delaware’s different watersheds, to identify and pursue those opportunities. The wetland restoration strategies will help


Library: Long-Term Wetlands Monitoring

A collection of long-term wetlands monitoring documents from the DNREC Watershed Assessment Section.
Wetland Publications Library
  • Wetland Health Reports
  • Management Plans and Monitoring Protocols
  • Long-Term Wetlands Monitoring



  • Wetland Monitoring and Assessment

    By understanding the health of our wetlands, we also can better understand how to restore them and protect them from actions that cause damage.

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    Alison Rogerson Delaware Wetlands 302-739-9939
    Wetland Health Assessments


    Library: Management Plans and Monitoring Protocols

    A collection of management plans and monitoring protocols from the DNREC Watershed Assessment Section.
    Wetland Publications Library
  • Wetland Health Reports
  • Management Plans and Monitoring Protocols
  • Long-Term Wetlands Monitoring


    Water Quality Monitoring

    Delaware’s bays, ponds, streams, and rivers are monitored on a regular basis to assess the quality of Delaware’s surface waters. Much of the monitoring is done by DNREC, though other groups, including federal agencies, academic institutions, and citizen volunteer monitoring programs, also contribute to these efforts.



    Moveable Monitoring Platform

    DNREC has developed a Moveable Monitoring Platform (MMP) to increase its air monitoring capabilities and assist with special projects. The movable monitor improves DNREC’s response to air quality concerns in areas where no permanent air monitoring station can be placed. The Moveable Monitoring Platform is designed to support state-of-the-art


    Special Projects

    The DNREC Division of Air Quality conducts special studies to examine air quality issues and concerns tied specific locations around the state.

    Contact Us

    Air Monitoring Program Division of Air Quality 302-323-4542



    Ozone

    Ozone is a colorless, naturally occurring gas found in two layers of the atmosphere. In the upper layers of the atmosphere, ozone protects life on Earth by absorbing some of the sun’s ultraviolet rays. In the layer closest to the ground, however, ozone is an air pollutant that is a key ingredient of smog and


    Air Quality Monitoring

    The DNREC Division of Air Quality operates a series of monitoring stations throughout the state. This monitoring network measures pollutants for which national air quality standards have been defined to protect public health. These are known as “Criteria Air Pollutants.”

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    Air


    Coastal Monitoring

    DNREC’s Delaware Coastal Programs conducts long-term monitoring to help understand the coastal environment. The data collected provide insights into complex estuarine ecosystems. They help local and national leaders understand the vulnerability and resilience of our coast — and the effects of a changing climate.
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