Sentence examples for air quality report from inspiring English sources

Frank Mazza, a volunteer who heads the town Building Committee, which oversees renovations of school facilities under state law, said they didn't receive the temporary certificate because they are still waiting on an air quality report.

The suggestion that the previous government failed to address questions surrounding air quality (Report, 20 October) does not reflect the progress that has been made on the issue since December 2015.

This is partly because vehicles are an important source of NO2, and emission standards have not always led to the anticipated reductions," it said in its annual air quality report.

— had the pleasure of breathing air consistently free of unhealthy ozone, short-term particle and year-round particle pollution from 2012 to 2014, according to a new national air quality report card from the American Lung Association.

"B.L.M. has adopted this strategy and Bill Stringer has been given responsibility for it," said a 2007 internal report by the alliance, which hailed "our successful strategy to kill" the government air quality report.

School officials say the air quality report completed this summer by Field Safety Corporation of North Branford and made public last week by the school board's lawyer Carole Briggs, states that "nothing unusual or extraordinary was encountered or detected during the course of the inspection and assessment".

People like Mr. Yu, a newspaper editor, are lobbying officials to stop whitewashing their air quality reports.

So it seemed a small miracle when, on Feb. 28, Beijing joined 38 other Chinese cities that have started to issue weekly air quality reports in the last year.

Since the weekly air quality reports began three months ago, the city's air has ranked 4 on its 1-to-5 pollution scale (5 being the worst) every week but two, said Yu Xiaoxuan, deputy director of the Beijing Municipal Environmental Protection Bureau.

Beyond Geiger counters, the group considered other opportunities for environmental monitoring and recognized that air quality reporting "suffered from a lot of the same problems as radiation," Mr. Bonner said.

Beijing plans to publish hourly air quality reports based on an international standard known as PM 2.5, which measures tiny particles that are 2.5 microns or less in diameter, according to an announcement on the Web site of the Beijing municipal government.