A Coordinated Approach to Building a Solution to the Air Pollution Problem in the Aburrá Valley
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Keywords

Air pollution
Aburrá Valley
Pure Life Campaign
Fundación Con Vida
Air Quality Pact
Diesel
Environmental tax benefits

How to Cite

Muñoz Rivera, A. (2007). A Coordinated Approach to Building a Solution to the Air Pollution Problem in the Aburrá Valley. Revista Ambiental ÉOLO, 7(12), 125-130. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.21409169

Abstract

Written by a forestry technologist, this article presents the Pure Life Civic Campaign, promoted by Fundación Con Vida, aimed at reducing air pollution in the Aburrá Valley. The author documents that 58% of pollution comes from mobile sources, mainly diesel vehicles, and that fuel distributed in the region contains 4,500 parts per million of sulfur, against an international maximum of 30 ppm. The text describes the Air Watchdogs strategy and presents the 21 measures of the Pact for Improving Air Quality, in addition to detailing the tax benefits available for environmental investments under Colombia's Tax Statute.

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References

Observatorio Ambiental de Bogotá. El combustible que se usa en Bogotá. http://www.observatorio.dama.gov.co.

Decreto 3172 de 2003, Colombia.

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Copyright (c) 2007 Alejandra Muñoz Rivera