Odour pollution refers to gaseous emissions that cause nuisance and discomfort to nearby communities, affecting quality of life. It is commonly associated with industrial facilities, agricultural activities and waste treatment processes. Monitoring odours helps identify emission sources and implement effective mitigation measures.
The countryside has always been the economic and social heart of rural areas, but it also hides a less visible reality: an atmosphere that changes in rhythm with tractors, barns, and fertilisers. For years, agriculture and livestock farming have quietly sustained...
Wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs) are essential infrastructures as they play a crucial role in completing the urban water cycle. By ensuring proper treatment and water reuse, they are key to protecting water resources while also directly influencing air quality....
The first Europeans who explored the coasts of America were already crossing the Atlantic, keeping an eye on these large concentrations of floating seagrass meadows in which their vessels could become entangled and alter their course. However, it has only been in the...
Odours are not just an inconvenience; they can also indicate the presence of pollutants that affect air quality and the environment. In sectors such as waste management and wastewater treatment, accurately monitoring the compounds responsible for odours is essential...
It is impossible to remain indifferent to the significant impact that our waste is having on both human health and the planet. There are solutions, but the growth of the population and urbanisation, along with inadequate waste management in landfills worldwide, make...
Landfill sites are a materialisation of a consumption model noted for the enormous amount of waste it generates. These installations can result in unpleasant odours, but deploying landfill gas emissions monitoring systems is the solution for reducing the nuisance...
Industrial odour control is a best practice. After all, odour pollution, depending on its frequency and intensity, can trigger various health-related disorders such as insomnia, headaches or dizziness. This type of pollution is, in fact, a common cause of complaint...
Odour pollution is an increasingly relevant environmental issue due to its negative impact on public health and quality of life. Although often seen as a minor nuisance, its consequences can be significant for both human health and the environment. In this article, we...