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Climate change can be seen every day. It affects our lives indirectly, e.g. by blurring the differences between the seasons, and directly by causing weather anomalies such as floods, high or low temperatures, mists that often become smog, and so-called air pollution. Europeans have access to statistics analysing the state of the air they breathe, but this does not mean that something is changing....
The aim of this paper is assessing measures undertaken in Poland by local authorities and government to solve the problem of the poor quality of air in many regions. The low-altitude emissions (LAEs) of air pollutants (up to 40m altitude) are commonly caused by combustion of coal in household furnaces in an inefficient way. The problem is enhanced by combusting garbage and emissions from road transport...
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