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pollution data we analyze are the officers who give us the Principality of Asturias (we gave them on Wednesday, was asked last December).
Data from the talk are the 4 measuring stations of air pollutants located in Aviles, violations occur on the values \u200b\u200benshrined in the legislation in force collection Directive 1999/6962 (mandatory standard in all CEE countries ie Europe) .
When we say that Aviles is the most polluted region of Asturias , we do data from the Principality. When we talk about the most polluted Spain, do the data from the Observatory of Sustainability and Environment Ministry.
All the parameters that we are not fulfilled in our note, are verifiable in the official data tables are attached in Excel and Acrobat (the same that has since December the City Council). These data justify all our statements. Environmentalists Avilés we take as reference year has 365 days for the calculations, the City may use another number.
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- Particles 2008.xls
in Suspended Particulate Matter (PM10) were exceeded repeat the levels of protection to health in 276 days of the year (see attached tables for the 4 seasons) . This level is at 50 ug/m3, and may not be exceeded more than 35 times per year. Thus exceeded by more than 241 days. As the average annual value of this pollutant than 73 ug/m3, nearly double the 40ug/m3 which is the annual limit value for protection to health.
is not true that the average number of days of exceedance for the year 2005 has been reduced , as apparent in the table below to official data, but even so, that was no indication that the air we breathe is adequate according to current regulations.
| Station | Year 2005 Year 2007 | |
|---|---|---|
| Slaughterhouse | 268 days 276 days | |
| Llaranes | 192 days 205 days | |
| 155 days 174 days | ||
| Plaza 223 days 253 days |
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- NOX Slaughterhouse 2008.pdf
oxides Nitrogen (N0x and NO2) repeat, for NO2 were exceeded time limits for health protection in 6 cases this set at 200 ug/m3 (see attached table Slaughterhouse) , with an annual average of 47 ug/m3 (see attached table Llano Ponte) that the year exceeds the annual limit value NO2 for the protection of human health set at 40 ug/m3 with a range acceptable to 46. It is noteworthy that the maximum value time was 313 ug/m3.
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- Llano Ponte 2008.pdf NOX
The annual average value of NOx is in 117 ug/m3 (Llano Ponte attached table) is exceeded throughout the year annual limit vegetation protection is on average 30 ug/m3 of NOx and overcoming long values \u200b\u200bfor human protection will be mandatory for the year 2010 that is fixed in 40ug/m3.
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- SO2 Slaughterhouse 2008.pdf
sulfur dioxide (SO2) . Time limits were exceeded for the protection of health 2 occasions (see attached table Slaughterhouse) , the maximum time was 449 ug/m3 , when the daily limit value for human health protection is fixed at 125 ug/m3 in 24 hours and at 350 ug/m3 in 1 hour.
sulfur dioxide, causing respiratory illnesses and aggravate chronic respiratory allergies and asthma.
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- O2 Guitar 2008.pdf
In level Ozone (AOT) . Was overcome in 1 time (see attached table Pz. Guitar) the eight-hour average set at 120 ug/m3 and 1 time the eight-hour daily value. Hours being the maximum value of 121 ug/m3 .
The Act requires that communities and councils to take effective measures against pollution, such as those provided in the Local Strategy for Air Quality approved in 2006, as limiting the most polluting vehicle traffic or domestic emissions reductions, we know the City Hall is not doing anything about this, just hide the problems and plays pollution dismissal, accusing us of distorting reality.
is unfortunate that since public office will try to downplay the link between air pollution by PM10 and health, because many studies have clearly shown an association between levels of air pollutants (especially particulate matter) and a series of indicators health, such as mortality or hospital admissions, we must remember that the health of people do not play.
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