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The Language of Environmental Monitoring
Definition
A “line source” is a term used in environmental science and pollution monitoring to describe a source of pollution that releases contaminants, such as gases or particulate matter, continuously or linearly along a specific path or line. This line could represent a roadway, an industrial process, a vent, or any other emission source that emits pollutants along its length.
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Learn the lingo to navigate Environmental monitoring world and enhance your monitoring capability. Environmental monitoring glossary is Oizom’s efforts towards building a better knowledge centre around glossaries that are commonly used in the space of environmental monitoring.
