Introduction
Contents
History
Emissions
Health
effects
Exposure
Case
study
Issues
Way
forward
References
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General Links
1.
World Health Organisation :
Guidelines for Air
Quality 2000
2.
Burning
Issues - America's premier wood smoke campaigning site
3.
Armidale Air Quality - Australia's premier wood smoke campaigning site
4.
UK air
quality monitoring site
5.
UK Health:
Quantification of the Effects of Air Pollution on Health in the UK 1998
6.
Reveiw of Literature on residential
firewood use, wood smoke and air toxics; Environment Australia 2002
7.
Hazardous Air Pollutant Monitoring in
Christchurch, NZ; 2001.......PDF file
8.
European Union Air Quality site
9.
UK national atmospheric emissions inventory
10.
UK domestic solid fuel emission factors
11.
USA Health Effects Institute
12.
UK Dept of Environment: air quality home page
13.
UK Institute for Environment and Health - Air pollution
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15.
Air
impacts : the health and economic impact of air pollution
16.
UK government site explaining domestic smoke laws
17.
Smog review
18.
India Study
19.
Washington State Review
20.
National Resources Defense Council
21.
Christchurch New Zealand
22.
Entlink indoor air
23.
Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)
24.
Hadley Centre for Climate Prediction and Research
25.
The Science Lab
26.
USA Puget Sound clean air site
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BBC
News
Cancer
alert for smoking parents
Global
warming
Air
pollution damages lungs of unborn children
Child
cancer and air pollution
Global
dimming
Mercury
and crematoria
Tobacco
smoke harms children's brains
Smoke
Particles harm brain
Durban's
fight for clean air
Benzene
damages bone marrow
Ozone
causes premature deaths (JAMA report)
Particle
pollution and heart disease
Dead
wood
ecology
Indoor
smoke kills millions
Candle
smoke health threat
Air
pollution causes strokes
Clean air
reduces asthma
Air
pollution and cancer risk
Indoor
smoke
Indoor
coal smoke causes lung cancer
Air
pollution harms lungs of American teenagers
Traffic
pollution and heart attacks
Indoor
smoke kills 50 000 European children a year
PM10's
cause cot deaths
Air
pollution and cancer
UK lung
deaths twice european average
Smoke
particles thicken blood
Air
pollution causes 310 000 European deaths a year
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