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Understanding pollutant emissions from Europe's cities

Publication Created 24 May 2013 Published 24 May 2013

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Topics: Air pollution , Sustainability transitions ,

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Highlights from the EU Air Implementation Pilot project: This brochure, produced by the EEA, summarises findings on local scale emission inventories from the EU Air Implementation Pilot project. It also highlights sources of information and guidance for those compiling city inventories.

Publication Created 24 May 2013 Published 24 May 2013

1 min read

Topics: Air pollution , Sustainability transitions ,

Brochure No 3/2013

Highlights from the EU Air Implementation Pilot project: This brochure, produced by the EEA, summarises findings on local scale emission inventories from the EU Air Implementation Pilot project. It also highlights sources of information and guidance for those compiling city inventories.

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ISBN: 978-92-9213-386-3

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