The phrase "air quality development" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to improving or managing air quality, such as environmental policies or urban planning.
Example: "The city has initiated several projects focused on air quality development to reduce pollution levels."
Alternatives: "air quality improvement" or "air quality enhancement".
This evaluation, carried out in the framework of the WHO Indoor Air Quality Guideline development (2006-2010), concluded that, "With the eye the most sensitive organ, subjective irritation is reported at 0.3-0.5mg/m 0.3-0.5mg/mpm], which is somewhat higher than reported odour thresholds.
The developer has agreed to pay £7,500 towards monitoring air quality near the development, as it sits in an air quality management area – an area which is unlikely to meet national air quality objectives.
Market mechanisms are meant to manage carbon, distribute technical knowledge from north to south, conserve forest, mitigate air quality, and shape development.
To ensure good indoor air quality, the product development for household use should aim to reduce material susceptibility to contaminants such as mold and should adopt consumer-oriented product labeling.
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"It is crucial for city and national governments to make urban air quality a health and development priority," said Dr Carlos Dora, co-ordinator of the WHO's Interventions for Healthy Environment programme.
The design of air quality plans requires the development and the application of Decision Support System (DSS) to assess both the impact of emission reduction strategies on pollution indexes and the costs of such emission reductions.
Increasing energy demands on farm households in Ethiopia have escalated challenges related to land degradation, indoor air quality, and rural economic development.
However, the statistically significant spatial associations between air quality and shale gas development indicate that air quality may be negatively impacted and health risks may increase during various stages of shale gas development.
