Sustainability, Volume 14, Issue 5
2022 March-1 - 658 articles
Cover Story: In several areas of Europe, various thresholds and limit values of air pollution are frequently exceeded, mainly due to particulate matter, ozone, and nitrous oxide. Source apportionment represents a useful modeling tool to evaluate the contributions of different emission sources to episodes of poor air pollution and to design useful mitigation strategies. In this context, this contribution assesses the impact of various emission sectors on levels of air pollution in southwestern Europe (the Iberian Peninsula). A sensitivity analysis was conducted, which indicated that large reductions in precursor emissions (coming mainly from energy generation, road traffic, and maritime-harbor emissions) are needed to improve air quality and attain the thresholds set in the European Directive 2008/50/EC. View this paper - Issues are regarded as officially published after their release is announced to the table of contents alert mailing list .
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