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Airshedan area characterized by air with common qualities. Compare Watershed.
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Airsheda body of air bounded by topography and meteorology in which a contaminant, once emitted, is contained for a reasonable period of time.
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AirshedA geographic area that shares the same air.
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AirshedA geographical area where local topography and meteorology limit the dispersion of pollutants away from the area.
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AirshedA geographical area that shares the same air mass due to topography, meteorology and/or climate. As such, pollutants emitted into this area may interact or increase in concentration. It typically forms an analytical or management unit
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AirshedThe area of land over which airborne pollutants can travel to reach a particular river, lake, bay or other body of water. The Chesapeake Bay’s airshed is 570,000 square miles, stretching north to Cana [..]
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AirshedA subset of air basin
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AirshedAn area designated by a regional council or unitary authority for the purposes of managing air quality and gazetted by the Minister for the Environment
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Airsheda term denoting a geographical area of which, because of topography, meteorology, and climate, shares the same air (see Air Basins)
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AirshedAn area where emitted pollutants may interact or increase in concentration. The delineation of an airshed may be influenced by topographic features such as a land:water interface.
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