Overiew of air quality legislation and monitoring of measure zone Serbia

Abstract

Air pollution, in general, has a great impact on life quality and ecosystem condition. Main way to control and minimize that influence is to conduct regular air pollution sampling throughout the year and to tight existing or impose new air quality legislations throughout time. Proscribed measures adopted by governments depend on health and environmental recommendations and level of industrial and technological development of the country. Comparison of air quality legislations referring to proscribed limit values of annual and daily concentrations of pollutants such as SO2, NO2 and black soot of Republic of Serbia, EU and neighboring non EU ex-Yugoslav Republics have been analyzed in this paper. Also, comparison of air quality referring to mentioned parameters in the cities of measurement zone Serbia, defined by article 5 of Law on Air Protection, Regulation of zoning and agglomerations in the Republic of Serbia, for the year 2013 have been analyzed.