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Detail of outcome
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Summary
Air quality compliance data for 2010 has now been published and shows that PM10 limits in London were within the margins of tolerance permitted.
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Consultation description
Air quality compliance data for 2010 has now been published and shows that PM10 limits in London were within the margins of tolerance permitted. The daily limit value for PM10 comes into force in London in June 2011 and, whilst the 2011 compliance assessment will not be finalised until September 2012, on the basis of current results and projections, we expect to show compliance. The attached update was sent to the European Commission in June and provides details of measures being taken to reduce the risk of non-compliance with the daily limit value for PM10. In response to interest from stakeholders we wrote to invite views on this.
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