SANITARY CONDITION OF ATMOSPHERIC AIR Sample Clauses

SANITARY CONDITION OF ATMOSPHERIC AIR. The air quality was assessed on the basis of 2019 data18 published by the Chief Inspectorate of Environmental Protection. In terms of health protection criteria, the investments carried out as part of the Contract are located in the Zachodniopomorskie zone (the part of the Voivodeship other than the Szczecin agglomeration and the town of Koszalin). In 2019, the concentration of one pollutant - benzo(a)pyrene in PM10 - was exceeded in the Zachodniopomorskie Voivodeship, but the exceedance zones do not overlap with the Sub- Task sites. In terms of vegetation protection in the Zachodniopomorskie zone, no air quality standards were exceeded.
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SANITARY CONDITION OF ATMOSPHERIC AIR. The performance of the Contract will involve atmospheric emissions of substances such as dusts and mixtures of various gases, mainly from fuel combustion in construction machinery and equipment. The emissions will be of a fugitive nature and, therefore, the emission level is difficult to estimate, also due to the fact that their scale is very much influenced by temporary atmospheric conditions (the current ground humidity, frequency, amount and type of precipitation, air temperature, wind) or the type of machinery used. Since these will be short- term emissions limited to the implementation phase, they are not expected to affect air quality in the long term.
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SANITARY CONDITION OF ATMOSPHERIC AIR. The basic ways in which the planned performance of Contract 1A.2 could have adverse impact on the atmospheric air are discussed in Chapter 5.3. To mitigate these impacts, Annex 1 to EMP introduces mitigating measures which, among other things, serve the purpose of: § reducing air pollution by exhaust fumes (e.g. items 77, 97); § reducing air pollution resulting from dust emissions (e.g. items 46, 49, 88, 93).
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