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Air (incl. Emissions)
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raro
Hello,
raro
Hello,
Thank you for releasing PM10 data for 2014
http://www.eea.europa.eu/[…]/aqereporting-1#tab-data-by-country
When do you plan to release data for 2015?
Do data for 2014 contain all stations as for 2013?
Why map on http://www.eea.europa.eu/[…]/pm10-interpolated-maps does not work in Mozilla and Chrome?
Also links are broken on (when I click I get "Invalid URL"): http://aide.apps.eea.europa.eu/?source={%22query%22:{%22bool%22:{%22must%22:[{%22term%22:{%22Country%22:%22Germany%22}}]}},%22sort%22:[{%22Namespace%22:{%22order%22:%22asc%22}},{%22ReportingYear%22:{%22order%22:%22asc%22}}]}
Thank you!
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simona
Hi,
simona
Hi,
i saw that there is no data available for Greece in the database on national emissions. Where could it be possible to find it? i would need the national level of PM10 and PM2.5 from 1990 to 2013. I found it for the other countries on the following database
http://www.eea.europa.eu/da[…]ollution-lrtap-convention-9
thank you in advance for your attention.
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Maresa
I have a question regarding the "Annual European Union greenhouse gas inventory 1990–2011 and inventory report" of the years 2013, 2014 and 2015.
Maresa
I have a question regarding the "Annual European Union greenhouse gas inventory 1990–2011 and inventory report" of the years 2013, 2014 and 2015.
In all 3 reports is a table about the “Overview of Member State contributions to EU GHG emissions (excluding LULUCF) from 1990 to …”
But the values of the year 1990 are different in the 3 reports. I hope you can tell me the reason for this difference!?
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tomasotorriani
Dear Sir or Madam,
tomasotorriani
Dear Sir or Madam,
I am writing to you with regard to the Carbon Intensity factor of UK electricity production present in Eurostat Database
( http://www.eea.europa.eu/da[…]3A%5B%22European%20Union%20(28%20countries)%22%5D%7D%7D )
In particular, I am concerned about the Carbon Intensity factor of UK electricity production of 644 g/kWh for UK for 2012.
This data is substantially different from the statistics of the Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) in the “Comparison of Emissions Factors for Electricity Generation” (https://www.gov.uk/[…]/Comparison_of_Electricity_Conversion_Factors.pdf ): the Fuel Mix Disclosure (FMD) gives an average CO2 emission benchmark of 430 g/kWh for UK in 2012.
Would you be so kind to help me in solving this incongruity?
Best regards,
Tomaso
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felixh
Dear EEA,
felixh
Dear EEA,
I'm using AirBase data on air pollution. Are these really raw data? More specifically, I'm looking at the case of Spain. Spain suffers from Sahara Dust and makes calculations on how this affects PM10 (See http://origin.magrama.gob.es/[…]/Naturales.aspx and http://origin.magrama.gob.es/[…]/anuales.aspx )
Are these corrections applies before the measurements are added to AirBase? Or are these corrections made afterwards? And if they are made before, would it be possible to deliver raw data, as I'm interested in true PM10 and not a version which eliminates PM10 from natural sources?
Thank you very much.
Felix Holub
University of Mannheim, Germany
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pl
pl
the CO2 gas can reduce when front registration numbers print with air brush or adhesive stick.The producers of vehicles do efforts to reduce air resistance of vehicle but registration numbers increase the fuel consumption of vehicles.For example when use airbrush or sticker can safe approximatly 1 liter fuel of 50 mln vehicles per year.
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SerDam
There's a construction site next my place of residence that potentially violates the 2008/50/EC, 1999/30/EC, 80/799/EEC directives(I have to wash my car weekly and wipe the dust in my place once at a few days; once my car's water sprinklers got clogged with dust). I contacted the national enforcement agency, which differed me to the municipal agency. The latter said that they lack the necessary equipment to assess potential infringements and that other agencies have the required equipment, but they didn't name said agencies nor did they contact them for further investigation. A NGO measured the sound pollution emitted by the construction site and found it in violation of the law, but the local agencies refuse to enforce neither local law nor EU directives.
SerDam
There's a construction site next my place of residence that potentially violates the 2008/50/EC, 1999/30/EC, 80/799/EEC directives(I have to wash my car weekly and wipe the dust in my place once at a few days; once my car's water sprinklers got clogged with dust). I contacted the national enforcement agency, which differed me to the municipal agency. The latter said that they lack the necessary equipment to assess potential infringements and that other agencies have the required equipment, but they didn't name said agencies nor did they contact them for further investigation. A NGO measured the sound pollution emitted by the construction site and found it in violation of the law, but the local agencies refuse to enforce neither local law nor EU directives.
I would like to know what actions can I take in this case. If relevant I'm from Bucharest, Romania.
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yanina555
Air Pollution Causes
yanina555
Air Pollution Causes
I'm currently investigating the air pollution problem in London and I would like to receive some answers to the following questions:
1) What is the biggest cause of air pollution in big cities after traffic?
2) what would be in your opinion the most efficient way to inform the public on how to reduce air pollution?
3) Are zero emission vehicles enough to tackle air pollution?
Your reply would be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
Yanina
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Adrien
I work for a french air quality network and I noticed that websites were broadcasting our measurements. How these websites gets this data?
Adrien
I work for a french air quality network and I noticed that websites were broadcasting our measurements. How these websites gets this data?
How have access to this data in near real time?
I assume that French data are sent to the EEA by Ineris. Metadata seems inaccurate (approximative positions or closed stations).
Best regards
Adrien Royer
ORAMIP - Midi-Pyrénées Air quality Network
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Ahabboub
Dear EEA,
