Introduction 3. Air pollution 3.1. Bioaerosol 3.2. Meteorological factors and bioaerosol
concentration 3.3. Assessment methods for bioaerosol 4. Wastewater treatment plants as a …

In this paper describes the principle of operation of the electrochemical sensors and the
sensor matrixes comprised of electrochemical sensors intended for measurement of …

The olfactory nuisance, due to the emissions of active molecules, is mainly associated with
unproperly managed waste disposal and animal farming. Volatile compounds eg, aromatics …

Hazardous and odorous gas emissions from composting and methanization plants are an
issue of public concern. Odor and chemical monitoring are thus critical steps in providing …

The complaints arising from the problem of odorants released by composting plants may
impede the construction of new composting facilities, preclude the proper activity of existing …

Wastewater generated during pesticide synthesis is a potential source of high
concentrations of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) emissions, which would cause …

In the past decades, hazardous air pollutants (HAPs), so-called air toxics or toxic air
pollutants, have been detected in the atmospheric air at low concentration levels, causing …

Two municipal wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs), based on activated sludge process
(ASP) and rotating biological contactors (RBC) as biological treatments, were comparatively …

The paper describes an attempt at health risk assessment and odour concentration
determination in the most important units of a wastewater treatment plant. The cancer risk …

The public awareness on environmental odors emitted from industrial, municipal, and
agricultural sources has increased over the last decade. Odor regulations continue to be …