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• Environmental Indicators for National State of the Environment Reporting: The Atmosphere (PDF - 345 KB)

About the Document

A key set of 60 environmental indicators for the atmosphere is recommended for Australian state of the environment reporting. Of these, 16 relate to climate variability and change, 9 to stratospheric ozone, 19 to urban air quality, and 16 to regional air quality. A further 5 potential key indicators for climate variability and change are also identified. Indicators for indoor air quality are fully described in a report by Newton et al. (in prep.) on environmental indicators for human settlements, but are also listed in an appendix to this report.