Air quality statement NSW 2013

Bushfires lead to poorer air quality in 2013

Compared with previous years, NSW experienced poorer air quality during 2013, due mainly to drier and hotter weather through the middle of the year and the impacts of bushfires in September, October and November.

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Date

1 March 2014

Publisher

Office of Environment and Heritage

Type

Publication, Annual report

Cost

Free

Language

English

Tags

ISBN 978-1-74359-390-5
ID OEH20140057

File PDF 346KB
Pages 10

Name air-quality-statement-nsw-2013-140057.pdf

Air quality in NSW is generally good by international standards and has been steadily improving over time.

Photo: Windmill and farmland / Rosie Nicolai

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