The phrase "environmental monitoring station" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could use the phrase in a sentence like this: "The Environmental Protection Agency has built an environmental monitoring station at the edge of the lake to measure water quality."
"According to the Tianjin Tanggu environmental monitoring station, hazardous chemicals stored by the company concerned include sodium cyanide, toluene diisocyanate and calcium carbide, all of which pose direct threats to human health on contact".
But Yu Haisheng, deputy head of the city's environmental monitoring station, reported that the treated water was already up to national quality standards by the time it was discharged into the Nanpan River, and that no hexavalent chromium has since been detected in the waters of the river.
The landing capsule will become an environmental monitoring station whereas the rover will search for signs of past or present life on Mars.
Javier Gomez-Elvira, the principal investigator on the broken instrumentation - the Rover Environmental Monitoring Station (Rems) - said he was hopeful of finding a good way to get past the issue.
"A dust-devil looks essentially like what you would expect from the movies - a tiny tornado that is lifting dust," explained Manuel de la Torre Juarez of Nasa's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) and a scientist on the Rover Environmental Monitoring Station (Rems) instrument.
Although 1-year local air quality monitoring data from the Quanzhou environmental monitoring station was available for traffic-related air pollution in the study areas, we could collect only 2 days of school air quality monitoring data.
In addition to delaying the start of a proposed $12 million network of environmental monitoring stations, it cuts $15 million from a new $35 million earthquake detection and research network, called EarthScope, and freezes the money until NSF hires a permanent director to oversee big new research facilities (Science, 12 July, p. 183).
The present work is a pioneer study on the assessment of genotoxic potential caused by biomass burning in the Legal Amazon region, Furthermore, it showed that in situ biomonitoring using a sensitive organism (Tradescantia pallida Purpurea) may be an important tool for monitoring air quality in regions that do not contain environmental monitoring stations.
Current environmental monitoring stations measure the concentration of inhalable particles that range in diameter from 2.5 to 10 µm (referred to as PM10 in this review) and fine particles that have a diameter less than 2.5 µm (referred to as PM2.5 in this review).
