Taiwan Adopts Standards To Limit Levels Of Airborne Fine Particulate Matter

TAIPEI, Taiwan—Taiwan has adopted standards for airborne fine particulate matter that mirror those in the United States and Japan in an effort to improve air quality.

The Taiwan Environmental Protection Administration said May 14 that based on scientific evidence of harm to human health caused by the fine particles, it has revised national ambient air quality standards to list them as an air pollutant. …

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