Ambient Air Quality Management

What Will You Learn?

• Understand the Composition of the Atmosphere: Learn about key atmospheric gases and their roles in supporting life and regulating climate.
• Identify Primary and Secondary Air Pollutants: Gain knowledge of pollutants directly emitted from sources and those formed through chemical reactions in the atmosphere.
• Explore Sources of Air Pollution: Analyze natural and man-made sources contributing to air pollution, including industrial emissions, vehicle exhaust, and forest fires.
• Evaluate the Impact of Air Pollution on Health: Understand the short-term and long-term effects of pollutants on respiratory and cardiovascular health.
• Examine Environmental Effects of Air Pollution: Study the consequences of air pollution on ecosystems, biodiversity, and climate.
• Learn About Air Quality Monitoring Techniques: Discover methods used to measure and assess air quality, including the setup of monitoring sites and the use of sensors.
• Analyze Air Quality Standards and Regulations: Explore global and local air quality standards aimed at protecting public health and the environment.
• Study Technological Solutions for Air Pollution Control: Learn about technologies like scrubbers, filters, and renewable energy sources that help reduce air pollution.
• Investigate the Relationship Between Air Pollution and Climate Change: Understand how air pollutants contribute to global warming and the broader climate crisis.
• Discover Indoor Air Pollution: Identify common indoor air pollutants and learn strategies to improve indoor air quality.