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ARPA Lombardia has published a report on air quality in the provinces of Milan, Monza and Brianza relating to ' 2009.

The pollutants considered are sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, carbon monoxide, ozone, benzene, PM10 and PM2, 5, benzo (a) pyrene and heavy metals nel PM10.
In generale si riscontra una tendenza alla diminuzione per le concentrazioni degli inquinanti da traffico cone il monossido di carbonio e gli ossidi di azoto, mentre nessun miglioramento per il PM10 (nei mesi invernali) e l'ozono (nei mesi estivi).
Per quanto riguarda il PM10 esiste il limite di 50 microgrammi/mcubo come valore limite per la protezione della salute umana da non superare più di 35 volte all'anno e 40 microgrammi/mcubo come valore limite per la protezione della salute umana.
Su 15 centraline dell'area il valore registrato è stato superiore ai 50 microgrammi/mcubo per più di 35 giorni l'anno in tutte le centraline ed è stato superiore a 40 in 13 centraline.
Il Particolato Atmosferico Aerodisperso (PM), as well as being irritating to the respiratory tract and can lead or contribute to asthma or chronic bronchitis syndrome, has the capacity to absorb heavy metals and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons some of which are carcinogenic.
The survey measured the benzo (a) pyrene (carcinogenic) content in PM10 and emphasized the protective value has been exceeded for the population (1 ngrammo / cubic meter) in a unit of 4 (Meda). Instead of heavy metals measured in the particulates (lead, aresenico, cadmium and nickel) have recorded exceedances protection.
The measurement of finer particles (PM2, 5) showed the exceedance protective health (25 micrograms / cubic meter as annual average) in 4 out of 4 units.
Ozone is a strong irritant of the respiratory tract and eyes and showed an exceedance protective health in almost all 22 units in which it was monitored.

To download the report: http://ita.arpalombardia.it/ITA/qaria/pdf/RQA-2009/RQA_MI_2009.pdf

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