Ambient air monitoring and the EU framework directive
1998
Ambient Air Monitoring and the EU Framework Directive
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Author Information
Author(s): Emile De Saeger, A. van der Meulen, Richard H. Brown, Ente Sneek, Henrik Skov, Klaus Berger, R. K. M. Jayanty, Greg Johnson, Paul Quincey, Kaj Petersen, Derrick Crump, Pascual Prez Ballesta
Primary Institution: Royal Society of Chemistry
Conclusion
The new Framework Directive aims to create a more integrated approach to air quality management across the EU.
Supporting Evidence
- The EU has established a new Framework Directive to improve air quality management.
- The Directive aims to harmonize monitoring methods across member states.
- Specific Daughter Directives will address pollutants like SO2, NO2, and PM10.
Takeaway
This study talks about how the EU is trying to make sure the air we breathe is clean by setting rules for monitoring air quality.
Methodology
The study discusses the implementation of a new Framework Directive for air quality management and the establishment of specific Daughter Directives for various pollutants.
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