Cornwall Air Quality

Particulate matter is classified by size, which is directly linked to the distance it will penetrate into the lung, the smaller the particle the further it will penetrate. PM10 is

Because of increasing recognition of its predominant significance for human health and because of its inclusion in the National Air Quality Strategy (NAQS) standards, airborne particulate matter (PM10) has become

Nitrogen monoxide (NO) and nitrogen dioxide (NO2) together represent the traffic-produced nitrogen oxides (NOx). Although they are generated in the atmosphere by natural sources, (e.g. lightning), the major man-made sources

CATALOGUE OF REPORTS DATE AUTHOR CORNWALL COLLEGE (CPR Campus) Bodmin Continuous Monitering Data Sept 1999-March 2000 L.Salter, B.Parsons Camelford Air Quality Monitoring Aug-00 L.Salter, B.Parsons CAQF – A30 Monitoring Programme

Nitrogen monoxide (NO) and nitrogen dioxide (NO2) together represent the traffic-produced nitrogen oxides (NOx). Although they are generated in the atmosphere by natural sources, (e.g. lightning), the major man-made source

Using all the available information, air quality in Cornwall has been assessed with reference to benzene, 1,3-butadiene, carbon monoxide, lead, sulphur dioxide, particulate matter, nitrogen dioxide and ozone and a

Cornwall Air Quality Forum Partnership Board 2003     Tues 14th January · 10.00 Restormel BC Tuesday 18th February · 10.00 Cornwall College   Tuesday 29th April · 10.00 Cornwall

Information must be compiled (desktop technical study) on the potential impacts of specified industrial processes in the LA area. Additionally an assessment must be made of the air pollution effects

The Cornwall Air Quality Forum (CAQF) was established in 1995. It has representatives from five of the District Councils in Cornwall, Cornwall County Council, the Environment Agency and Cornwall College.