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Air Quality in Camden
Camden is a wonderful place to work however businesses in Camden contribute greatly to air pollution.
‘Building emissions’ refers to air pollution produced during the operation and use of buildings (not during their construction), from heating systems, power generation, industrial processes and cooking or food preparation. Commercial buildings in Camden are responsible for 52% of all NOx emissions, 46.8% of all PM10 emissions, and 61% of all PM2.5 emissions in the borough.
Below are the main ways emissions are caused from buildings:
Heating
Onsite power supply and emergency generators
Industrial processes
Cooking
Sources of NOX in Camden
Sources of PM10 in Camden
220000
Residents
65
Schools
34745
Businesses
Workplace Resources
5-point plan of ways to reduce air pollution at home
Fun and interactive games and competitions for the whole family to enjoy
A Camden Clean Air Household window sticker to show your neighbours that you are part of the movement
Advice for your home and garden to encourage air purifying plants