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Coarse particulate matter (PM10)
2016 , Report Content... mortality rates ( WHO 2013 ).
Coarse particulate matter (PM10)
Coarse particulate matter (PM10)
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Figure ATM33a Average 95th percentile 24-hour average PM10 concentrations in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth
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Figure ATM33a Average 95th percentile 24-hour average PM10 concentrations in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth
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Average 95th percentile 24-hour average particulate matter (PM10) concentrations in Australian capital cities (a)
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Figure ATM33b Average 95th percentile 24-hour average PM10 concentrations in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth
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Figure ATM33b Average 95th percentile 24-hour average PM10 concentrations in Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth
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Average 95th percentile 24-hour average particulate matter (PM10) concentrations in Australian capital cities (b)
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Regional cities' scorecard for particles (PM10) NEPM 24-hour standard, based on analysis of air quality index values, 1999-2014
2016, 2011 , Assessment summary Regional cities' scorecard for particles (PM10) NEPM 24-hour standard, based on analysis of air quality index values, 1999-2014
Regional cities' scorecard for particles (PM10) NEPM 24-hour standard, based on analysis of air quality index values, ... cycles. Regional cities’ score card for particles (PM10) NEPM 24-hour standard, based on analysis of air quality index values, ...
Metropolitan cities' scorecard for particles (PM10) NEPM 24-hour standard, based on analysis of air quality index values, 1999-2014
2016, 2011 , Assessment summary Metropolitan cities' scorecard for particles (PM10) NEPM 24-hour standard, based on analysis of air quality index values, 1999-2014
Metropolitan cities' scorecard for particles (PM10) NEPM 24-hour standard, based on analysis of air quality index values, ...
Reducing fine particles in the atmosphere is our next major challenge
2016 Key Finding2016 Particulate matter has been identified as a significant hazard to human health. Levels of PM10 now rarely exceed the national standard. However, the standard for fine particles (PM2.5)—which, until 2016, was an advisory limit only—is frequently exceeded because of events such as...
Air quality in Australian cities is generally good
2016 Key Finding2016 Air quality in Australian urban centres is classified as either ‘good’ or ‘very good’. However, although levels of carbon monoxide, lead, nitrogen dioxide, coarse particulate matter (PM10) and sulfur dioxide have decreased in the past 10 years, ozone and fine particle (PM2.5) levels...
State and trends of Australia’s air quality 2016
2016 , At a glanceAt a glance Since 1998, Australia has had national ambient air quality standards (National Environment Protection Measure for Ambient Air Quality—Air NEPM), which set guideline levels for 7 key air pollutants: carbon monoxide, lead, nitrogen dioxide, ozone, particulate matter (less than 10 ...
Pollution types
2016 , Report Content2016 Ambient air quality Pressures Pollutants occur as gases (e.g. carbon monoxide, nitrogen dioxide, sulfur dioxide, ozone, VOCs such as benzene and formaldehyde) and PM. In air pollution, PM refers to solid and liquid particles suspended in air, and the PM...
National air quality standards
2016 , Report Content2016 Ambient air quality State and trends The NEPC established national ambient air quality standards in 1998 as part of the National Environment Protection Measure for Ambient Air Quality (Air NEPM). The Air NEPM sets standards for the 7 key air pollutants to...
Figure ATM41 Historical and projected trends in road transport emissions, 1970–2030
2016 , Graph... emissions, 1970–2030 Nitrogen oxide Particulate matter (PM10) from exhaust Total particulate matter (PM10) Carbon monoxide Volatile organic compounds from evaporation and exhaust ...
Ambient air quality: 2011–16 in context
2016 , Report Content2016 Ambient air quality Introduction South East Coast Overall, the pressures on air quality remain very similar to those present in 2011: a growing population, greater urban density and increasing car travel, but a slowing in the growth of public...
Overview of state and trends of the atmosphere
2016 Report Content2016 Atmosphere State and trends Climate What has changed since 2011? Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions per person decreased from 24.1 tonnes in 2011 (DCCEE 2012) to 22.2 tonnes in 2015 (DoE 2016a), although they remain the largest of any country in the...
Introduction 2016
2016 , At a glanceGood air quality is essential for human health and the environment. Air quality is an important contributor to quality of life, and plays a role in the livability of our towns, cities and environment. Ambient air quality is determined by the types and amounts of pollutants emitted into the...
Domestic wood heaters
2016 , Report Content2016 Ambient air quality Pressures Murray Darling Tasmania Australian Capital Territory East Coast Greater Sydney Emissions from domestic wood heaters—particularly smoke, but also VOCs—remain a significant pressure on...
Nonregulated diesel engines, including shipping and nonroad transport
2016 , Report Content2016 Ambient air quality Pressures Murray Darling Greater Sydney Nonroad diesel engines and equipment are used in a wide variety of applications, including rail transport, mining, construction, industrial, shipping and airport services, and can...
Air toxics
2016 , Report Content... summary Metropolitan cities' scorecard for particles (PM10) NEPM 24-hour standard, based on analysis of air quality index values, ... Assessment summary Regional cities' scorecard for particles (PM10) NEPM 24-hour standard, based on analysis of air quality index values, ...
Executive Summary - Atmosphere
2016 Executive SummaryAtmosphere 2016Climate change is a global problem, and minimising its impact on the Australian environment will require coordinated international action by all countries. The Paris Agreement, to which 195 countries have agreed, aims to hold the increase in the global average...
Management of sources of pollution
2016 , Report Content... emissions, 1970–2030 Nitrogen oxide Particulate matter (PM10) from exhaust Total particulate matter (PM10) Carbon monoxide Volatile organic compounds from evaporation and exhaust ...
Regional cities' scorecard for ozone NEPM 4-hour standard, based on analysis of air quality index values, 1998-2014
2016, 2011 , Assessment summary... index values, 1999–2008 Ozone Coarse particulate matter (PM10) Air toxics Average percentage frequency distribution: very good 89; ...
Outlook for Australia's air quality
2016 , At a glanceAt a glanceThe outlook for Australia’s urban air quality is generally good. However, there is strong evidence that periods of poor urban air quality can have serious adverse long-term and short-term impacts on human health (particularly on the health of susceptible individuals). Although...
Increased pollution
2016 Report Content2016 Built environment Pressures Greater Brisbane Greater Melbourne Greater Perth Greater Sydney Production and consumption activities occurring in our built environments often lead to increased pollution in our built and...
Management framework
2016 , Report Content2016 Ambient air quality Effectiveness of management Greater Sydney Each level of government—Australian, state and territory, and local—plays a role in managing the impacts of air pollution by preventing or minimising air pollutant emissions. For the...
Health impacts of air pollution
2016 , Report Content2016 Ambient air quality Introduction South East Coast Greater Melbourne The major aim of monitoring and reducing air pollution is to reduce its adverse impacts on human health. Other aims are to prevent loss of amenity—for example, because of...
Fine particulate matter (PM2.5)
2016 , Report Content2016 Ambient air quality State and trends Greater Brisbane Greater Darwin Greater Hobart Greater Adelaide Australian Capital Territory East Coast Greater Melbourne Greater Perth Greater Sydney...
2011 Report graph - Figure D PM10 lead concentration
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2011 Report graph - Figure D PM10 lead concentration
Box 3.10 Figure D Box 3.10 Figure D BSD = Base ... of Environment and Resource Management 179
Figure D PM10 lead concentration
A running quarterly concentration is calculated ...
Metropolitan cities’ score card for particles (PM10) NEPM 24-hour standard, based on analysis of air quality index values, 1999–2008
2011 , Assessment summary Metropolitan cities’ score card for particles (PM10) NEPM 24-hour standard, based on analysis of air quality index values, ...
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Regional cities’ score card for particles (PM10) NEPM 24-hour standard, based on analysis of air quality index values, 1999–2008
2011 , Assessment summary Regional cities’ score card for particles (PM10) NEPM 24-hour standard, based on analysis of air quality index values, 1999–2008
Regional cities’ score card for particles (PM10) NEPM 24-hour standard, based on analysis of air quality index values, ...
2011 Report graph - Figure 3.26 Average 95th percentile 24-hour average PM10 concentrations in (a) Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth, and (b) Adelaide, Hobart, Darwin and Canberra, 1999–2008
2011 , Graph... - Figure 3.26 Average 95th percentile 24-hour average PM10 concentrations in (a) Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth, and (b) ...
Figure 3.26 Average 95th percentile 24-hour average PM10 concentrations in (a) Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Perth, and (b) ...
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