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WHO Air Quality Guidelines, 2000
Air quality guidelines relating pollutant concentrations to public health effects.

The objective of WHO's Guidelines for Air Quality is to help countries derive their own national air quality standards. The guidelines are technologically feasible and consider socio-economic and cultural constraints. They provide a basis for protection public health from the adverse effects of air pollution and for eliminating, or reducing to a minimum, those air pollutants that are likely hazardous to human health. Consequently, the instruments of air quality management are also addressed in this publication.

Source: http://whqlibdoc.who.int/hq/2000/WHO_SDE_OEH_00.02_pp1-104.pdf

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