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• Air pollution emissions from ships in the northern Baltic Sea
  [[Category:Classical air pollutants]] ...the current air pollution emissions from ships in the northern Baltic Sea? Air pollutants include SO₂, NO_x, CO, hydrocarbons (HC) an
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• Outdoor air temperature in Finland
  What are the outdoor air temperatures in Finland previously, now and in the future in different clim ## This is code is Op_en2959/temperatures [[Outdoor air temperature in Finland]]
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• Costs of unit emissions of air pollutants
  Costs of air pollutant emissions, expressed as costs per 1 kg of emission. The pollutant
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• Emission factors of cars on air pollutants
  What are the average emission factors of cars on air pollutants? Air pollutants include PM2.5 and CO2. Emission factors are expressed as g emiss
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• CAR-FMI, Contaminants in the Air from a Road
  ...at the Model Documentation System website of the European Topic Centre on Air and Climate Change, ETC/ACC: ...ion from a road network. Finnish Meteorological Institute. Publications on air quality No. 23, Helsinki, Yliopistopaino, [[/en-opwiki/index.php?title=Spec
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• SILAM, Air Quality and Emergency Modelling System
  ...y approach. That model is used for the bulk of the applications, including air quality assessment and forecasting.
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• PM infiltration from outdoor air to indoor air
  ...variable describes the fraction of outdoor air PM that infilters to indoor air. *C_indoor = PM concentration in indoor air
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• Evaluating impact on air quality
  ...n effect on emissions of acidifying, eutrophying, photochemical or harmful air pollutants that might affect human health, damage crops or buildings or lea ...zone near ground level) and photochemical smog. Smog has been an important air quality issue in metropolitan areas and large cities for several decades. T
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• Air quality
  ...n important ingredient for health and well being of humans and ecosystems. Air pollutants can carry long distances and affect areas far from the original ...d Health. It demands the adoption of a thematic strategy on air pollution. Air policy´s main target sectors are industry with its great amount of emissio
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• Air pollution emissions
  '''Air pollution emissions''' describes the emissions of air pollutants from the airplane and road traffic due to airport activity.
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• Air pollutant exposures in Europe
  ...pollutant exposures in Europe''' ([[EU-30]]) during the period 2010-2050? Air pollutants include PM2.5...
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• Air pollutant emissions in Europe
  ...pollutant emissions in Europe''' ([[EU-30]]) during the period 2010-2050? Air pollutants include PM2.5...
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• Amount of Di-n-butylphthalate in indoor air
  ...able describes the measured amounts of Di-n-butylphthalate (DBP) in indoor air in various European countries and produces a distribution to be used for ex ...or environments. Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Indoor Air Quality and Climate. Edinburgh, Scotland. </ref>
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• The European Air quality dataBase
  ...Air and Climate Change A total of 34 countries (until 2004) have reported air quality data to this monitoring network, including all from the European Un http://air-climate.eionet.europa.eu/databases/airbase/
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• The Air Pollutants Exposure Model
  ...included, select the time period of interest, use either monitored ambient air quality data or values provided from dispersion or other modeling runs, and intake, inhalation, air, modeling, human health, time use, exposure, dose
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• AP42: Compilation of Air Pollutant Emission Factors. Volume I: Stationary Point and Area Sources
  ...on. It contains emission factors and process information for more than 200 air pollution source categories. A source category is a specific industry secto emission factors, sources, emissions, air pollution, HAP, hazardous air pollutants, PM, particles, VOCs, volatile organic compounds, metals, PAHs,
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• Indoor Air Pollution Database in China
  ...s data abstracted from more than 110 published papers with measurements of air quality in Chinese households, mostly from the Chinese literature previous ...rene, coal, biomass, gas, CO, carbon monoxide, SO2, sulfur dioxide, indoor air quality monitoring, rural, urban
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• Indoor Air Pollution and Exposure Database
  Measured household indoor air pollution levels in about 250 communities in developing countries extracted Indoor air, personal, PM, particles, particulate matter, CO, carbon monoxide, PAHs, B(
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• Hazardous Air Pollutant Exposure Model (HAPEM)
  .... Through a series of calculation routines, the model makes use of ambient air concentration data, indoor/outdoor microenvironment concentration relations intake, inhalation, air, modeling, human health, time use, exposure
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• Exposure to toxic air contaminants in ETS
  Exposure to toxic air contaminants in ETS: An assessment for California based on personal monitor
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• Main Page
  ...health. We are actively working, among other things, on climate change and air pollution, but you can also start a new assessment about a decision of your * [[Health impact of radon in Europe|Radon in indoor air is a major health problem]]. If living in certain areas, you should conside
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• Composite traffic
  ...J. Nieuwenhuijsen, Thiago Hérick de Sá, Paul Kelly, James Woodcock. Can air pollution negate the health benefits of cycling and walking?
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• TCA in groundwater
  * Highest inhalation exposure due to large volume of hot water and small air volume of a shower stall
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• From risk assessment to decisions in the EU and the US
  **risk assessments which support EPA National Ambient Air Quality Standards
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• Baseline PM2.5 exposure in Hämeenkyrö
  [[Category:Classical air pollutants]] ...ors and outdoors. Personal exposure of individuals can be calculated using air pollution levels from environment, which are weighted with the time-activit
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• Intake fraction for PM2.5 emissions from Hämeenkyrö
  [[Category:Classical air pollutants]]
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• Dioxin emission in Hämeenkyrö
  ...%20emissions%20from%20traffic%22 SYKE 2004. Finnish Environment Institute. Air pollutant emissions in Finland 1990-2002. National inventory report.] **Low technology combustion, no APC system: air 3500, fly ash 0, bottom ash 75
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• Intake fraction
  ...ingestion, inhalation, dermal uptake or total, media refers to release to air, water and soil, and subpopulation refers to exposed group - e. g. workers, ...to the source under investigation (e.g. the benzene concentration in urban air includes several source types, such as vehicles, industry, long range trans
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• Health effects of PM2.5 due to Hämeenkyrö MSWI
  [[Category:Classical air pollutants]]
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• MSWI plants and plans in southern Finland
  [[Category:Classical air pollutants]]
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• Relations of waste production to EU directives
  ...to MSWI: Directive objective is "to prevent or reduce, as far as possible, air, water and soil pollution caused by the incineration or co-incineration of Air emission limit values for the incineration and co-incineration of waste. (1
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• Emissions related to municipal solid waste in Häme
  [[Category:Air pollutant]]
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• Health effects of heavy metals due to MSWI in Hämeenkyrö
  ...heavy metals due to MSWI in Hämeenkyrö''' describe the health effects of air emissions of heavy metals.
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• Testiwiki:New thoughts and discussions
  ...s from 1 km to 5000 km. The comparison is to the current situation of car, air, train, bus, and ship traffic. Here we assume that the trip volumes and sha
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• Carbon pie approach
  ...d be only 1% of the sweep of the turbines (1). In other words, in a sense, air streams carry 100 times more CO2 than kinetic energy. ...to allowing the gap between actual and permissible emissions to be filled, air extraction has other attractive features. (i) It could be done at sites far
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• Policies to improve environmental health
  ...h programs in 1970, focused on legal and engineering strategies related to air and water pollution, as well as species and land protection. Meanwhile, env ...ollateral effects: the chemical MTBE that was added to gasoline to prevent air pollution caused groundwater contamination; flame retardants required in co
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• New thoughts and discussions
  *This would include air and rail traffic, ships, cars, buses, and even walking.
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• Public health determinants
  === Moisture and indoor air ===
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• News about environmental health
  * Waste waters, agriculture, and air pollution are the three main sources of nutrient pollution. <ref> Helsingi
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• Catastrophic non-linear impacts of climate change
  * Delivering sulphate particles into the stratosphere by air planes to decrease solar energy intensity on the Earth surface and thus red
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