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State Of Environment Report 2005 (Draft)

bulletTitle & Table of Contents
bulletPart – 1 Executive Summary
bulletPart – 2 Overview Of Major Environmental Developments And Trends
bulletPart – 3 Key Issues Of Concern
bulletChapter 1 Water – The Essential Resource
bulletChapter 2 Air Quality – As We Inhale
bulletChapter 3 Forests – The Guardians Of Present And Future Generations
bulletChapter 4 Land – Use And Care
bulletChapter 5 Biodiversity – Sharing The Environment
bulletChapter 6 Marine Resources – Life Underwater
bulletChapter 7 Waste Management – Taking The Responsibility
bulletChapter 8 Energy And Renewable Resources – Fuelling The Future
bulletChapter 9 Climate Variation – Development With Caution 130
bulletPart – 4 Conclusion
bulletPart – 5 Achieving Sustainability – Recommendations And Step Forward
bulletPart – 6 Annexes
bullet Rawal  Lake Catchment Area Monitoring Operation Report, June 2004 (PDF-2934 KB)
bullet Investigation of Contamination of Drinking Water in Hyderabad City (PDF 360KB).
bullet Country Assessment Report 2002 (PDF - 41KB)
bulletPakistan's Response to Objectives of Agenda 21 (PDF - 410KB)
bulletBiodiversity Action Plan (PDF - 883KB)
bulletNational Action Plan to Combat Desertification and Drought - Introduction (PDF - 19KB)
bulletNAP Details (PDF - 125KB)
bulletSummary of National Profile on Chemical Management in Pakistan (PDF - 14.5KB)
bulletReport on National Profile on Chemical Management in Pakistan (PDF - 164KB)
bulletPakistan National Report on UNCCD (PDF - 340KB)
bulletPakistan National Communication on Climate Change 2003 (PDF - 2.14MB)
bulletPakistan's National Conservation Strategy (NCS)
bullet Environmental Survey Of Industrial Estate Islamabad (PDF-1.2MB)
bulletPakistan Strategic Country Environmental Assessment: (October 2006)
bullet Full Text (PDF-591KB)
bullet Technical Annex (PDF-252KB)
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The Health Effects Of Air Pollution On School Children In Murree

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Investigation Of Drinking Water Quality Of Water Filtration Plants Installed At Islamabad And Rawalpindi

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Ambient Air And Water Quality Investigation In Quetta

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Measurement Of Noise Level At Different Location Of Islamabad And Rawalpindi

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Waste Amount Survey In Islamabad

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Waste Amount Survey In Multan

Pak-EPA & JICA Collaboration:

Pak-EPA in collaboration with JICA long-term Experts undertook various studies. These studies include:

bulletPakistan Environmental Air Quality and Emission Standards promulgated, JICA-Pak-EPA, May 2001.
bullet3 Cities Investigation of Air and Water Quality (Lahore, Rawalpindi & Islamabad), JICA-Pak-EPA, June 2001.
bulletKarachi Investigation on Industrial Water Quality, JICA-Pak-EPA, August 2001.
bulletFinal Report for Domestic Solid Waste Management in Pakistan, JICA-Pak-EPA, April 2002.
bulletSuspended Particulate Matter (SPM) Investigation for Study of Air Quality Standards in Pakistan, October 2002.
bullet2 Cities Investigation of Air and Water Quality (Gujranwala, Faisalabad), JICA-Pak-EPA, November 2003.
bulletOECC/Pak-EPA Study in Peshawar City Completed
bulletTitle Page
bulletContents
bulletComplete Report

Measurement of NO2 Concentration in Ambient Air in Major Cities of Pakistan Using Diffusion Samplers:

Nitrogen Dioxide is widely used in air quality assessment. NO2 is an important gaseous air pollutant that plays a critical role in atmospheric chemistry. Keeping in view its critical importance for atmospheric chemistry and human health, information on ambient levels of NO2 in Islamabad will be monitored using Diffusion Samplers. Diffusion Samplers provide a convenient alternative for measuring ambient NO2 in a highly cost effective manner. Diffusion Sampler is a simple cheap device, which is independent of power supply. The present study deals with 24 hours measuring of NO2 concentration along road side and adjacent residential areas.

In recent years, interest in NO2  as an air pollutant is growing not only because of its phytotoxic nature but also on account of growing evidence of its adverse effect on human health.

Objectives:

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To monitor the NO2 concentration on busy roadside and adjacent residential areas to see the impact of NO2 generated by mobile sources on the nearby residential areas.

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To understand the distribution pattern of NO2 in the study area.

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Emission Factor will be calculated from these data, which is an important parameter used in air quality management.

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National Emission Factor could be established after conducting similar type of studies in different parts of the country.

 

  1. Download The  Table and Chart: Comparison of NO2 Concentrations in Ambient Air at Different Locations in Karachi with International Standards(PDF-205KB), Map Of Karachi with sampling Locations Download(PDF-200KB), Distribution Pattern of NO2 Concentration in Karachi Download(PDF-200KB)

  2. Download The  Table and Chart: Comparison of NO2 Concentrations in Ambient Air at Different Locations in Peshawar with International Standards(PDF-205KB)

  3. Download The Chart: Comparison of NO2 Concentrations in Ambient Air at Different Locations in Islamabad with International Standards(PDF-77KB)

  4. Download The Table: NO2 Concentration in Ambient Air at Various Locations in Islamabad(DOC-63KB)

  5. Download The Chart: Comparison of NO2 Concentrations in Ambient Air at Different Locations in Lahore with International Standards (PDF-75KB)

  6. Download The Table: NO2 Concentration in Ambient Air at Various Locations in Lahore (Doc-330KB)

Pak Pak-EPA is pleased to acknowledge the technical support extended by JICA experts and EPA Punjab in executing these studies.

Note: The studies are available in Pak-EPA Green Library. However, certain portions are placed on website.

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