Plume management refers to the strategies and practices used to control and mitigate the spread of airborne pollutants, often resulting from industrial activities or environmental incidents. This process involves monitoring the dispersion of airborne contaminants and implementing measures to reduce their impact on air quality and public health. Effective plume management includes the use of technology, such as air quality sensors and modeling software, to predict how pollutants will travel in the atmosphere. It also involves regulatory compliance, ensuring that industries adhere to environmental regulations designed to protect communities and ecosystems from harmful emissions.