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Driving innovation
Air quality regulations across the globe ultimately seek to protect citizens from the threats to health that are posed by air pollution and greenhouse gas emissions. These regulations have helped to drive some of the most ground-breaking technological innovations designed to both prevent harmful chemicals from entering the environment and to reduce existing emissions and other pollutants. Michael Corvese, Director of Strategic Marketing, Environmental and Process Monitoring, Thermo Fisher Scientific, reports on developments in the US and elsewhere in the world.
Article details
Journal title: Petroleum Review
Region: Worldwide
Publisher: Energy Institute
Subjects: Protection of ambient air and climate, Environmental Health, Community Health, Pollutants, Air quality, Carbon monoxide, Carbon emissions
