Description

A Pollutant Apportionment Study is conducted to identify the major sources of air pollution and quantify their contribution to ambient air quality. Using scientific analysis and monitoring techniques, the study evaluates the relationship between pollution sources and affected locations, with a primary focus on particulate matter (PM10). Based on the findings, practical and cost-effective mitigation measures are recommended, considering technical feasibility, economic viability, and social factors. This approach supports informed decision-making and promotes effective air quality management.