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  • IAQM AGM and keynote speech

    Join us for our 2021 virtual Annual General Meeting and take advantage of the opportunity to hear about the IAQM's strategic direction and activities in 2022, hear about your new Committee members and ask any questions. This AGM follows the recent changes made to the IAQM Committee election procedure. The AGM will be followed by...

  • Environment Agency air emissions risk assessment EAL updates

    Environmental Assessment Levels (EALs) are used by the Environment Agency (EA) to judge the acceptability of proposed emissions to air from industrial sites, and their relative contribution to the environment. EALs represent a pollutant concentration in ambient air at which no significant risks to human health are expected. In 2012, the EA ran a consultation...

  • Integrating air pollution, greenhouse gas and other wider impact analysis into decision-maker support tools

    This webinar introduces emerging international guidance for estimating greenhouse gas, air pollutant and short lived climate pollutant emissions in an integrated way. It focuses on the pragmatic approaches for estimating air pollutant and greenhouse emissions and removals for use in assessing health impacts as well as tracking trends in greenhouse gases and short lived climate...

  • IAQM webinar: Review of the national Air Quality Strategy

    The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra)’s Air Quality and Industrial Emissions team will discuss the upcoming review of the national Air Quality Strategy. The presentation will discuss Defra’s plans for the Air Quality Strategy and progress to date on policy development with respect to three main areas:The role of local authorities in...

  • IAQM Early Career Network: Volcanoes and long-range transboundary air pollution

    Join us for the first IAQM Early Career Network (ECN) event of 2022!When the Hunga Tonga–Hunga Ha'apai volcano erupted on Jan 15, 2022, it triggered a shock wave that could be seen from space. A plume of gas and ash reached 30km into the sky. NASA estimated that the eruption was hundreds of times more...

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