(c) Data References: Data on ambient air pollution can be obtained from national
and local monitoring networks. Sometimes data are available from universities,
research institutes and industry. In addition, a growing volume of data can be obtained
from international sources such as the WHO Healthy Cities Air Management
Information System (AMIS) and the Air Base database of the EEA.
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