A prerequisite to a air quality management plan is some idea of (a) how
much is the pollution (monitoring trends) (b) where is the pollution
coming (spatial trends) (c) who is contributing to the pollution (source
trends) (d) when is the pollution (temporal trends) (e) what can be do
about the pollution (control tends). This involves a long line of
discussions, surveys, modeling, planning, and finally implementation of
the decisions for better air quality. We put together an easy to read
primer of these steps, an understanding of the players involved in the
process, and how to start to think about managing the information for
better air quality. You can download a pdf version of the primer here or browse the pages below
Stakeholders represented in the picture are from Aide Agency, Academics, Government, Industry, NGO, and a facilitator.
Stakeholders represented in the picture are from Aide Agency, Academics, Government, Industry, NGO, and a facilitator.
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