Through its important role in the formation of particulate matter, atmospheric ammonia affects air quality and has implications for human health and life expectancy1,2.
Human comfort and indoor air quality, and their implications for HVAC&R system design are discussed in this chapter.
Consequently, Thornton says, "we need to develop a strong understanding of the air quality and climate implications of our findings".
The first tier EIS would focus on broad issues such as general location, mode choice, and areawide air quality and land use implications of the major alternatives.
These large expected air quality benefits have great implications to the regional efforts of reducing mobile source air pollution toward achieving attainment status and healthier living environment.
Mr. Fung's remarks reflected a growing frustration here with the perpetually poor air quality and the commercial implications for a city that prides itself on being one of Asia's most forward-looking centers of international finance.
Increasing incursions by humans into forests, coupled with altered forest ecology and climate change, will make fires bigger and more destructive, with implications for air quality as well as homes and infrastructure.
The finding is not biased by the presence of relatively rural counties in the dataset suggesting that paying close attention to the urban form might have some implications for air quality.
Better characterization of the health relevant particle fraction will have major implications for air quality policy since it will determine which sources should be controlled.
The handling and disposal of flowback and produced water also hold implications for air quality because of volatile compounds, such as BTEX compounds, that are often mixed with the fluids.
