Research and analysis

Review and implementation study of biomonitoring for assessment of air quality outcomes

Outlines the advantages and disadvantages of an outcomes-based approach to regulating emissions to air from industrial sources.

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Environment Agency
Published
1 March 2008

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Review and implementation study of biomonitoring for assessment of air quality outcomes

Ref: LIT 3324

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This review of biomonitoring techniques should be read in conjunction with its companion report, Air Quality Outcomes in pollution regulation: strengths, limitations and potential (Bealey et al., 2007, hereafter referred to as Part A), which outlines the advantages and disadvantages of an outcomes-based approach to regulating emissions to air from industrial sources, and identifies the need for biomonitoring tools to make this approach viable.

Published 1 March 2008