Mining and Metals

Learn how PM10 air pollution impacts your health, who is most at risk, and what practical steps you can take to reduce your exposure to dust-related air pollution.

Which workers face the most exposure to dust air pollution? Explore PM10 risks across industries and how to reduce adverse health impacts.

Mining activities release PM10 dust that degrades air quality, endangers worker and community health, and damages nearby vegetation and water sources. Various engineering and safety measures, including the measurement of air pollution from mining operations, can help reduce exposure.

Industrial facilities such as metallurgical, mineral, and wood product manufacturers release dust particles (PM10) that affect air quality and public health. Monitoring these emissions helps reduce exposure and protect nearby communities.

Clarity Movement Co., a leader in innovative air quality monitoring solutions, is thrilled to announce a partnership with Thomson Environmental Systems (TES), Australia's foremost environmental monitoring equipment supplier.

While mining activities contribute significantly to air pollution levels, coupling real-time air quality monitoring data with more environmentally sustainable practices can help to reduce mining's impacts on both mining workers and surrounding communities.

Mining and industrial operations are major sources of air pollution, making it highly important to monitor air quality to protect employees and surrounding communities from exposure.