… WHO Collaborating Centre for Air Quality Management - No.: 58 - February 2017 No.: … are pleased to send you the latest newsletter by the WHO Collaborating Centre for Air Quality Management and Air Pollution Control at the German Environment Agency. …

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… WHO Collaborating Centre for Air Hygiene - No.: 54 - December 2014 No.: 54 - December 2014 | 29.04.2015 Tackling climate change, air pollution and chemicals: European environmental priorities to protect health …

… EU relations team German Environment Agency (UBA) News The revision of the Ambient Air Quality Directive 2008/50 EU: Recommendations by the German Environment Agency … a scientific opinion paper that covers possible aspects for improvement in European air policy in light of new research and data: Our projections find that, only for …

… Dear Reader, Are you interested in finding out how good the quality of the air is where you live? Or perhaps you are looking for detailed data on air quality in Germany for scientific purposes? In this newsletter, we would like to … our significantly enhanced and improved information offering. No good news on clean air: diesel passenger cars continue to emit far too much nitrogen dioxide on the …

… Recently published As recounted Dear Reader, What is the best way to ensure healthy air in classrooms during the Corona pandemic – ventilation or mobile devices for air purification? More on this in the focus article of this newsletter edition. … in the classrooms as virus-free as possible, the German Environment Agency advises airing the classrooms for about five minutes every 20 minutes and during all breaks …

… news Recently published Dear Reader, There is a need to improve the quality of the air in many towns and cities in Germany. In this respect, bringing measurement … that are specified throughout Europe into doubt doesn't help – emissions of airborne pollutants must be reduced. The topic of this newsletter is the importance …

… campaign in September. More on this in this newsletter issue. In addition, the new air quality guidelines of the World Health Organisation (WHO) are among the topics … take into account the new findings of the last two decades on the serious impact of air pollution on health. Although the guidelines are not legally binding, we hope …

… Reader, In 2018 again, the EU long term limit value for nitrogen dioxide in ambient air, which has been in force since 2010, was exceeded in several cities in Germany. As clean air is an important determinant for health, we do not support the view of some …