Some air pollution indicators in city of Tirana, Albania
by Hysen Mankolli, Mirela Lika, Sukru Dursun
International Journal of Global Warming (IJGW), Vol. 3, No. 1/2, 2011

Abstract: The problematic of the stable development is very wide. Recognition of ecological aspects of stable development composes a guarantee of health in ecosystems and especially for the community. The monitoring of the air that is carried out in Tirana shows that the most important polluters continue to be the total dust LGS and respiratory dust PM 10. The average quantity of lead in the monitored air drops has been increased from 0.19 μgm⁻³ to 0.29 μgm⁻³, i.e., an amount of 50 Pb that is constantly increasing in the content of urban air almost in all monitored places of the country. Many sources of air pollution have always existed.

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