The phrase "air quality emissions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the release of pollutants or substances into the air that affect air quality.
Example: "The new regulations aim to reduce air quality emissions from industrial facilities to improve public health."
Alternatives: "airborne pollutants" or "atmospheric emissions".
Traffic problems are solved from many aspects, such as transport infrastructure, transport organization, high share of car traffic, a negative impact on air quality, emissions etc.
The model produces estimates of the traffic-related impacts of fracking on greenhouse gas emissions, local air quality emissions, noise and road pavement wear, using a range of hypothetical fracking scenarios to quantify changes in impacts against baseline levels.
It appears that there has been no analysis of the air quality emissions from the operation of this facility.
Nova Scotia has its own legislated greenhouse gas and air quality emissions targets (10percentt below 1990 levels by 2020), targets that any one of these export facilities would likely undermine.
The types of air quality, emission, and meteorological data needed for applying and evaluating PAQSMs are discussed, as well as the sources, availability, and limitations of existing databases.
While the original version of the module focused narrowly on regulatory requirements for control of methane migration, the improved gas module also considers best available control technology for landfill gas in terms of greenhouse gas emissions, air quality, and emissions of odoriferous compounds.
From a Canadian perspective, although the tendency to blame poor air quality on emissions in the United States seems somewhat justified, there is significant benefit to be gained from domestic emission controls.
The paper is among the first to analyze the interactions between air quality, carbon emissions and water use in both energy production and consumption.
But they also have added to its poor air quality, with emissions that have been linked to asthma, cancer, and heart attacks.
This should improve air quality as emissions reduce over the long term, but it will do nothing to solve congestion on our streets, and it is a missed opportunity to improve public health.
Observations suggest that on top of the regional air masses which affect the city air quality and emissions from local sources, a normally unnoticed removal process, showing urban scale variability, is interception by trees and dense vegetation.
