Agriculture is the main source of ammonia emissions in the UK.  These emissions result in both particulate air pollution and terrestrial eutrophication from the deposition of reactive nitrogen onto sensitive habitats.  The Government has set targets and identified technical measures to tackle this directly, but even if these targets are met, ammonia emissions will continue...

This webinar will provides an overview of a study examining the extent to which the City of London Corporation (CoLC) could influence levels of PM2.5 in the Square Mile.This was undertaken  to prepare for new statutory obligations for local authorities to manage emissions of PM2.5, and assist with meeting the new legislative standard required by the Environment Act...

The emissions of greenhouse gases (GHGs) and atmospheric pollutants, such as nitrogen oxides and particulate matter, are intrinsically linked by the combustion of fuels. With the backdrop of the UK Climate Change Act, legally requiring the UK to reach net zero GHG emissions by 2050, as well as ever-tightening air quality guidelines, the opportunity to...

Join us at Woburn House (London) on April 25th for a fresh look DMUG conference including:  breakfast networking session  panel discussion and Q&A on the hot topic of modelling and model uncertainty  opinions and insights from IAQM fellows and regulators plus other high profile speakers modelling surgeries with IAQM committee members and speakers  poster presentation and social afterwards This is...

Unlike in other disciplines, no agreed rating scheme exists and is used systematically to rate indoor environmental quality.This webinar will present the basis for development of such a scheme and introduce the new rating scheme called TAIL. The TAIL scheme combines the quality of Thermal, Acoustic and Luminous environment and Indoor air quality to determine...