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Air pollution is the primary environmental cause of death globally. To improve air quality and reduce health impacts, the National Emission Ceilings Directive requires Member States of the European Union to provide National Air Pollution Control Prog...

Ammonia (NH₃) plays a key role in atmospheric chemistry and largely contributes to the PM_2.5 measured in urban areas around the globe. For that reason, the National Emission Ceilings directive, Gothenburg Protocol under the United Nations Convention...

Air quality monitoring in Ireland is under the jurisdiction of the Environmental Protection Agency in compliance with the Gothenburg Protocol, EU/national legislation, and the National Clean Air Strategy. Secondary inorganic aerosols (SIAS) have been...

The Copenhagen Accord performed a seizure in the COP ungainly crawl. The Accord’s urgent combat against climate change and deep cuts in emissions require a policy reversal, ending the zero sum games on pledged caps, creating clarity on immediate marc...

The study aims to identify optimum retrofitting strategies that mitigate climate change and support Australia’s net-zero emissions target by 2050. Current heating and cooling demands, as well as the energy performance of three stand-alone house...

The selective catalytic oxidation of ammonia (NH₃-SCO) is gaining attention due to the hazardous nature of NH₃ and its inclusion in emission reduction frameworks such as the National Emission Ceilings Directive and the Gothenburg Protocol (1999). Cop...

The environmental crisis due to air pollution, high CO₂ emissions, noise from traffic and soil ceiling requires profound changes to the car-dependent transport system. This article examines the political dynamics of German transport politics, focusin...