Difference between revisions of "Frameworks For Regional Co-operation on Air Pollution:A Review of International Experience"
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| + | |Description=• Many parts of the region continue to face formidable economic and environmental problems, and have more immediately pressing priorities than air pollution, in spite of the heavy health damage which it inflicts. It is important therefore that any investment by states in the regions, or by donor organisations, in air pollution abatement should be as cost-effective as possible. This can be significantly enhanced by co-operation at the regional scale on air pollution monitoring, assessment and abatement systems. | ||
|Parameters=a. Acidification, eutrophication, and ground-level ozone | |Parameters=a. Acidification, eutrophication, and ground-level ozone | ||
b. POPs | b. POPs | ||
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Title: Frameworks For Regional Co-operation on Air Pollution:A Review of International Experience | Document Link
Organization/Author: UNEP
Type: "Assessment" is not in the list (Report, Workshop, Paper, Website, Presentation, Legislation, Other) of allowed values for the "DocType" property.Assessment
Year: 2009
Region: South/Central America"South/Central America" is not in the list (International, Africa, Asia, Non-Southeast, Asia, Southeast, Europe, North America, Oceania/Australia, Polar Region, South America) of allowed values for the "DocRegion" property.
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Document Status: Submitted, 2009/08/31
Parameters: a. Acidification, eutrophication, and ground-level ozone
b. POPs
c. Heavy metals
d. SO2
e. NOX
Description of Document: • Many parts of the region continue to face formidable economic and environmental problems, and have more immediately pressing priorities than air pollution, in spite of the heavy health damage which it inflicts. It is important therefore that any investment by states in the regions, or by donor organisations, in air pollution abatement should be as cost-effective as possible. This can be significantly enhanced by co-operation at the regional scale on air pollution monitoring, assessment and abatement systems.
