Sentence examples for environmental quality guidelines from inspiring English sources

In: Canadian Environmental Quality Guidelines, 1999, Environment Canada, Winnipeg, Manitoba.

Papers in this theme should characterize variations in chemical concentrations in environmental media (air, water, food) and provide linkages to exposure thresholds such as tolerable daily intakes, predicted no-effect concentrations, environmental quality guidelines, or relevant toxicological information used for hazard/risk assessment.

Such information includes environmental quality guidelines based on epidemiologic and toxicologic studies (e.g., WHO air quality guidelines; WHO 2006a).

In addition to providing new insights into marine pollution, evaluating the problem on a larger scale may also help to create a new, simple method of monitoring the state of the environment, environmental quality standards and guidelines.

Maximum concentrations exceeding environmental quality standards or the Health-oriented Guideline Values were measured for 13 substances at individual sampling points.

According to Canadian soil quality guidelines for the protection of environmental and human health for agricultural land use; the recommended limit for uranium (238U) is 23 ppm equivalent to 280 Bq kg−1 (CCME, 2007).

The paper presents the analysis of biochar properties based on the main criteria for biofiltration medium integrating the environmental quality properties of biochar, following the European Biochar Certificate guidelines.

This paper will not cover the details of construction and structure, but it sheds light on many guidelines to help to raise the thermal and environmental quality of the envelope of the building.

Hence, we recommend that in addressing the intense public concern about the health impacts of environmental quality in this "area of concern" must not only involve stricter guidelines (which will be beneficial) but also include environmental risk communication, aimed at improving public perception of risk due to poor air quality.

Until recently, both the city of Flint and guidelines issued for the entire state by the Michigan department of environmental quality (MDEQ) required that residents turned on their faucets for several minutes before taking a sample of water for lead testing.

French environmental authorities have expended considerable efforts to research sediment remediation strategies and development of sediment quality guidelines designed to protect the health of humans consuming Rhône River fish.