Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle

Banking service chronicle published this article page no 26 this article was published in the magazine the guidelines also highlight good practices for the management of certain types of particulate matter (for example black carbon/elemental carbon ultrafine particles and particles originating from sand and dust storms) for which there is currently insufficient quantitative evidence to set air quality guideline levels. the present guidelines are applicable to both outdoor and indoor environments globally. however these guidelines do not cover occupational settings owing to the specific characteristics of the relevant exposures and risk reduction policies. Banking service chronicle magazine whilst not legally-binding like all who guidelines aqgs are an evidence-informed tool for policy-makers to guide legislation and policies in order to reduce levels of air pollutants and decrease the burden of disease that results from exposure to air pollution worldwide. air pollution measurement in india and comparison with international standards air monitoring network and agencies involved central pollution control board (cpcb) initiated national ambient air quality monitoring (naaqm) programme in the year 1984 with 7 stations at agra and anpara. subsequently the programme was renamed as national air quality monitoring programme (namp). o the network currently consists of 804 operating stations covering 344 cities/towns in 28 states and 6 union territories of the country Banking service chronicle magazine subscription.

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