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 Sahara dust, sea spray and fires contribute to bad air quality | |
| Datum | 16/07/2012 |
| Door | goedele |
| Type |
Europa, Lucht en geur, Milieubeleid - overheid, Persoverzicht, Website
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Human activities are the main cause of poor air
quality, but natural sources of air pollution also play a role. A new
report from the European Environment Agency (EEA) considers how
particulate matter from these natural sources affects the air we
breathe.
quality, but natural sources of air pollution also play a role. A new
report from the European Environment Agency (EEA) considers how
particulate matter from these natural sources affects the air we
breathe.
The report is
| Bijlage | Grootte |
|---|---|
| Particulate matter from natural sources and related reporting.pdf | 1.81 MB |
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