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Air Pollution in Europe 2004

Air Pollution in Europe 2004. Based mainly upon AirBase data as well as on gap-filled emissions data (AEAT) ETC/ACC project group: de Leeuw, MNP Adams, AEAT Pulles, vh Bolscher, TNO Tarrason, van Loon, MET.NO Larssen, Barrett, NILU Presented at the EIONET11 Workshop, La Rochelle.

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Air Pollution in Europe 2004

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  1. Air Pollution in Europe 2004 Based mainly upon AirBase data as well as on gap-filled emissions data (AEAT) ETC/ACC project group: • de Leeuw, MNP • Adams, AEAT • Pulles, vh Bolscher, TNO • Tarrason, van Loon, MET.NO • Larssen, Barrett, NILU Presented at the EIONET11 Workshop, La Rochelle

  2. Contents of the report • Driving forces • Emissions, developments since 1990 • Health related AP: PM, Ozone, NO2, benzene • Ecosystems related AP: acid/eutro • Policy effectiveness I will concentrate on the health related air pollutants

  3. Sector-wise emissions, EEA32, 2004

  4. Sector contributions in EU15 and EU10 differ EU 15 EU 10

  5. Trends in European emissions PM primary and secondary Acidity / eutrophication Ozone precursors

  6. Country-wise emissions trendsExample: ozone precursors, 1990-2004

  7. Overview of tendencies since 1996:potential urban population exposure

  8. Distance-to-target, 2004

  9. The NO2 situation,2004 • 2,327 stations (2090 with <70% dc) • 805 UB, 610 UT, 285 rural, 181 UI

  10. Average trends in concentrations and emissions

  11. NO2 reduction is less than NOX reduction

  12. The PM10 situation • 1815 stations (1587 with <70% dc) • 742 UB, 483 UT, 180 rural, 190 Ind

  13. PM10 in 2003 and 2004 2004 2003

  14. The 2004 PM2.5 data in AirBase

  15. PM10 concentration tendencies

  16. Trends and explanations Modelled PM10 with EMEP model Emissions Concentrations

  17. Rural backgrounds dominates in parts of Europe

  18. The ozone situation

  19. Trends in concentrations and emissions

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