Cornwall Air Quality

Making children aware of air quality issues, the health implications, air-pollution sources and what can be done to improve air quality will undoubtly improve air quality in the future. Creating

A variety of reports associated with air quality monitoring, together with refereed publications, conference presentations and BSc projects supervised are listed below and are available on request from the Air

If using your car is unavoidable then below are some tips on maintaining your car and driving techniques, the Save More Than Fuel is an interactive website highlighting good driving

  For all enquiries please contact the Air Quality Unit at Cornwall College: Tel: Fax: Address:

CAQS Main document CAQS leaflet In 2001, the CAQF resolved to prepare an air quality strategy for Cornwall to consider actions to address problems highlighted by air quality monitoring, and

Below are a few common questions relating to air quality issues in Cornwall, if you have any further questions then please contact the CAQF. Who are the CAQF? The CAQF

CAQF AQMA: No Continuous Monitors: 2 Monitoring Outline: Continuous NO2 and PM10 monitors are located on the traffic island at the top of Albert Street and a continuous SO2 monitor

CAQF AQMA: Yes (AQMA boundary) Declared: December 2005 Continuous Monitors: 2 Monitoring Outline: Continuous monitoring in Penryn Street and Wesley Street and ongoing diffusion tube monitoring in the Camborne, Pool

CAQF AQMA: No Continuous Monitors: 1 Monitoring Outline: Continuous PM10 monitoring is ongoing at St Stephen Primary School and extensive NO2 diffusion tube monitoring throughout St Austell Restormel BC EHO

CAQF AQMA: No Continuous Monitors: 1 Monitoring Outline: Continuous monitoring on Tregolls Road and ongoing diffusion tube monitoring along the Highertown corridor and Tregolls Road Carrick EHO Contact: Mark Hitchens