Environmental Quality Guidelines

Environmental Quality Guidelines are standards set by authorities to protect public health and the environment from potential harm caused by pollutants and contaminants. They specify safe levels of substances like chemicals, pollutants, and waste in water, air, and soil. These guidelines are based on scientific research and help ensure that environments remain healthy for humans, plants, and animals. They serve as reference points for regulators to monitor, assess, and manage environmental quality, preventing adverse effects and promoting sustainable ecosystems.