1、S p e a k e rSituation and levers for action concerning ozone in the Auvergne-Rhne-Alpes region12thYANG TZE RIVER DELTA CLEAN AIR FORUMAugust 29th,2024Stphane SOCQUETDeputy DirectorAtmo Auvergne-Rhne-AlpesSUMMARYRegional air quality monitoringOzone:a complex issueEffects of ozoneAction leversAIR QUA
2、LITY MONITORING IN AUVERGNE-RHONE-ALPES REGION-FRANCE Auriane Poillet,Ville de Grenoble1A nationally coordinated monitoring systemThe ATMO federation unites certified Air Quality Monitoring Agencies in France(AASQA)Non-profit organisations(law of 1901 or 1908)Certified by the Ministry of Ecology,Sus
3、tainable Development,and Energy500 experts in FranceAuvergne-Rhne-Alpes,a region full of contrastsThe challenges to overcomeTake action to ensure better air quality in over-exposed areas(large urban centres and major trunk roads)Rehabilitate sensitive zonesMaintain protected natural areas in order t
4、o sustain continued economic attractiveness70,000 km surface area No.1 industrial region in France2nd largest touristregion in France,after Ile-de-France85%of the population lives under the influence of a major urban centre22%of the Auvergne-Rhne-Alpes region falls within one of the nine Natural Par
5、ks8 millionsInhabitantshigher degree of urbanisation than the French averageA consultative body split into 4 colleges 220 membersATMO Auvergne-Rhne-Alpes has 5 missionsThe observatorys work fits into the Regional Air Quality Monitoring Plan(PRSQA),in accordance with the National Air Quality Monitori
6、ng Plan(PNSQA)A global framework The Geneva ConventionWHO recommendations(2021)European objectives Gteborg protocol Emissions Directives(IPPC,LCP,ENC)and ambient air(2008/50/CE,2004/107/CE)Ambiant air(2030 objectives)Zero pollution objective(2050)French regulations LAURE law of 1996 and decrees Gren