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Air Pollution : Evidence from the Gulf Environmental Partnership and Action Program

This note is the first in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) knowledge notes aimed to promote debate, discussion, and dissemination of knowledge for the most pertinent development questions the GCC region faces. It is based on the pollution load as...

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Main Author: Naber, Helena
Language:English
en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2016
Subjects:
PARTICULATE MATTER
EMISSION
PARTICULATE MATTER EMISSIONS
AMBIENT AIR
LEAD
HEAVY OIL
POWER PLANTS
EMISSION SOURCES
ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGES
ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION
AIR QUALITY
AIRPORT
GAS TURBINES
GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS
DEATHS
POWER
EMISSIONS OF AIR
VEHICLES
ACTIVITIES
METEOROLOGY
GENERATION
EMISSIONS
POOR AIR QUALITY
ENGINE
POLLUTANTS
DEATH
ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
GASOLINE
MOTOR VEHICLES
HEALTH
POLLUTANT
PARTICULATE
GAS
GLOBAL GREENHOUSE GAS
ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
POLLUTION LOAD
GLOBAL GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS
HIGH SULFUR CONTENT
AIRCRAFT
AIR
AIR QUALITY MONITORING
GREENHOUSE GAS
TURBINES
ROADS
HUMAN HEALTH
AIR POLLUTANTS
VEHICLE
PLANTS
ROAD
COMBUSTION
AIR QUALITY INDEX
FINE PARTICLES
OZONE POLLUTION
COSTS
OIL
AIR POLLUTION
POWER GENERATION
OZONE
ENVIRONMENTAL AGENCIES
TRANSPORT
AIR EMISSIONS
AIR QUALITY MANAGEMENT
FUEL
FUEL TYPE
OPTIONS
SULFUR CONTENT
METHANE
PARTICULATE POLLUTION
EFFECTIVE EMISSIONS
POLLUTION
AMBIENT PARTICULATE POLLUTION
GASES
ROAD TRANSPORT
DIESEL
GAS EMISSIONS
DISPERSION MODELING
FUELS
VOLATILE ORGANIC COMPOUNDS
MORTALITY
SULFUR
CAUSE OF DEATH
APPROACH
ENERGY
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2016/03/26082954/air-pollution-evidence-gulf-environmental-partnership-action-program
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/24003
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Summary:This note is the first in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) knowledge notes aimed to promote debate, discussion, and dissemination of knowledge for the most pertinent development questions the GCC region faces. It is based on the pollution load assessment reports for Bahrain, Kuwait, and Qatar prepared as part of the Gulf Environmental Partnership and Action Program national activities led by Helena Naber and Samia Al-Duaij.

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