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    MAXIMUM PERMISSIBLE CONCENTTRATION LEVEL EXCEED IN ARMENIA

    ARKA
    March 14, 2008

    YEREVAN, March 14. /ARKA/. The maximum permissible concentration (MPC)
    of pollutants exceeded the level in Armenia in 2007, the analysis of
    the RA National Statistical Service (NSS) shows.

    The maximum concentration of sulphur dioxide and cement kiln dust
    in the atmosphere exceeded the norm in Ararat, Alaverdi, Gyumri,
    Vanadzor, Hrazdan and Tsakhkadzor cities.

    The monthly average MPC of pollutants and sulphur dioxide decreased
    by 1.5pct in 2007 compared with 2006. The annual concentration of
    nitrogen oxidant and ground-level ozone in the atmosphere decreased
    by 1.2pct in the period under review.

    The air pollution in Gyumri exceeded 2.2pct MPC in 2007 - 1.2pct
    decrease compared with 2006. In Vanadzor, the annual average
    concentration of pollutants, benzene and nitrogen dioxide decreased
    by 1.2pct, 3.2pct and 1.3pct respectively.

    The NSS monitoring shows that the level of cement kiln dust in Hrazdan
    exceeded MPC by 5.1pct in 2007 (1.5pct increase compared with 2006).

    In Ararat cement kiln dust exceeded MPC by 5.4pct in the reporting
    period (1.6pct increase compared with 2006).

    In Tsakhkadzor resort. The concentration of sulphur dioxide and
    nitrogen dioxide was below MPC by 10.9pct and 6.3pct respectively.

    The analysis showed that the level of ammonium ion and nitrate exceeded
    MPC and biochemical consumption of oxygen in Armenian rivers. The
    concentration of aluminum, vanadium, chrome, copper, selenium, iron,
    zinc, ion nitrite, ion sulfate and ammonium ion exceeded MPC in all
    the 48 surveyed rivers (from 1.7pct to 840pct).

    Magnesium ions exceeded by 1.2pct-1.4pct MPC in the Sevan.
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