What is the purpose of periodic environmental monitoring?
What is periodic environmental monitoring?
- Periodic
environmental monitoring is the activity of monitoring the environmental
quality of factories, construction sites, buildings, exhaust and ambient gases,
surface water, etc. This is achieved by measuring and analysing the relevant indicators
and factors that impact the surrounding environment. Periodic
environmental monitoring records are a factor for competent state agencies to
evaluate and monitor the current status of environmental issues.
- Surrounding air environment monitoring activities by measuring and analysing environmental indicators allow to evaluate the actual quality compared to certain quality standards. thereby factors that pose a risk of environmental pollution can be determined.
Periodic environmental monitoring plays a
very important role
Purpose and meaning of periodic environmental
monitoring:
- The
purpose of periodic environmental monitoring is to analyse the environmental
quality of the soil, water. Thereby also to assess the impact of pollution
sources on the surrounding environment and human health. This is also
considered as the basis for proposing environmental protection measures and
appropriate treatment plans.
- Periodic
environmental monitoring is important as an important factor determining the
effectiveness of environmental protection activities. It is a tool for
controlling environmental quality and pollution. It is also the
information base for environmental technology and management and an important
link in the environmental impact assessment process.
Subjects of periodic environmental monitoring:
· Projects
with production and business activities that affect the surrounding environment.
· Companies
in industrial parks, export processing zones, residential areas, etc
What are the benefits of periodic environmental monitoring?
· Provides
assessments of environmental quality developments and contributes to the reporting
of the current state of the environment in the regions.
· Provides
assessments of environmental quality developments in each region to serve the
immediate requirements of state management levels on environmental protection.
· Warning
of unusual developments, risks of pollution and environmental degradation in
order to quickly have solutions to address the risks without affecting the
environment or violating prescribed standards.
· Development
of database reports on environmental quality to serve the storage, provision
and exchange information worldwide.
Forms of periodic environmental monitoring:
- Periodic
environmental monitoring is carried out according to a pre-established plan in
terms of time, space, methods and procedures. From there, it is necessary
to get the basic information and data necessary for reporting and monitoring as
required.
- To
be able to meet the necessary information and basic requirements in the
environmental management system group. Periodic environmental monitoring
must provide specific and clear information:
· The
composition, origin, concentration, intensity of factors that need to be
collected and examined are clearly specified in the EIA (Environmental Impact
Assessment), environmental license, and environmental registration.
· The
ability of these agents to affect the environment. The numbers provided
must clearly show the actual situation of the specific location. These detail
arising environmental problems help to concretize further actions to minimize
pollution.
· Forecasting
trends and developments in the level of influence of actors. It avoids
having to do subjective appreciations. Periodic monitoring must be
performed to quickly reveal unusual problems that may occur.
· Databases
for periodic environmental monitoring need to be systematized to store and
provide to relevant agencies or parties (Regular environmental monitoring
reports).
Through the above article, it can better we understood
why it is necessary to carry out periodic environmental monitoring as well as
how it is beneficial in contributing to environmental
protection. Hopefully, the information shared by FEC can contribute to
helping people to better understand environmental monitoring.