The phrase "atmospheric pollution level" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the concentration or amount of pollutants present in the atmosphere.
Example: "The atmospheric pollution level in the city has reached alarming heights, prompting officials to take immediate action."
Alternatives: "air quality index" or "pollution concentration".
In Indonesia, drought driven fires occur typically during the warm phase of the El Niño Southern Oscillation ENSOO), such as those of 1997 and 2015 that resulted in months-long hazardous atmospheric pollution levels in Equatorial Asia and record greenhouse gas emissions.
We are in Queen Street in Colchester, where the professor of environmental science at the nearby University of Essex has one foot in the roadway, clogged with buses and afternoon traffic, and both hands gripped around a portable aerosol spectrometer, a device about the size of an old-fashioned car radio, which he is using to measure the atmospheric pollution levels.
This study develops an assay that lays the foundation for a wide variety of research projects, starting with using museum collections to establish local atmospheric pollution levels for other parts of the world -- and these data are even useful for estimating health impacts faced by our grandparents and great-grandparents.
It was also anticipated that changes in transport and modernization of the bus fleet during the study period would to some extent have influenced atmospheric pollution levels, especially in the city centre.
A promising approach for supporting current European efforts to limit transboundary air pollution is the development of emission-exposure-effect relationships, with the aim of determining the critical level of atmospheric pollution (CLAP, cf. critical load) causing harm or concern in sensitive elements of the environment.
The high levels of atmospheric pollution in cities today are causing the decay of natural building stone, especially due to the formation of gypsum crusts on carbonate stones.
It was hypothesized that the bark of these trees had become more acid in recent years because of increasing atmospheric pollution (specifically, increases in the levels of sulfuric and nitric acid from industrial smoke), providing a more suitable substrate for the fungus.
One such factor relates to the higher levels of atmospheric pollution and the greater presence and distribution of allergenic taxa.
The main factors influence the earth surface magnitude of UVB, are geographic latitude, season, time of day i.e. peak UV period 10 00-15:00 am, and the levels of atmospheric pollution [ 2, 6- 8].
In the urban area, NOex levels increased when atmospheric pollution recorded on the previous day had increased.
