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Progress in MSC-E activities on research and assessment of POP pollution in the EMEP region Progress in MSC-E activities on research and assessment of POP pollution in the EMEP region

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Progress in MSC-E activities on research and assessment of POP pollution in the EMEP region - PPT Presentation

Alexey Gusev on behalf of MSCE Contribution to analysis of POP Protocol effectiveness in cooperation with TFTEI TFH workplan 1111 PAH pollution and population exposure Motivation importance of research to support efforts to ID: 812741

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Slide1

Progress in MSC-E activities on research and assessment of POP pollution in the EMEP region

Alexey Gusev on behalf of MSC-E

Slide2

Contribution to analysis of

POP Protocol effectiveness

in co-operation with TFTEI, TFH (workplan 1.1.1.1)

PAH pollution and population exposure

Motivation:

“importance of research to support efforts to

reduce unintentional releases of PAHs” (LTS)

Main activities:

Assessment of

trends in B(a)P pollution and exceedances of limit valuesEvaluation of exposure to mixture of toxic PAHs Explore interaction of PAHs and aerosol particles

4

PAHs of the Protocol:

B(a)P

B(b)F

B(k)F

IP

Slide3

PAH pollution and population exposure

PM chemical composition

Interaction between

PAHs

and

aerosol particles

Air quality assessment for PM is often based on PM mass concentration without considering sources and chemical composition of particles

Analysis of PM toxicity can contribute to evaluation of adverse effects of PM on human health

Organic components

(e.g. PAHs, PCDD/Fs, …)

PM

Heavy metals

(e.g. Cd, Pb, …)

Nitrates, sulphates

Elemental carbon, etc.

Health effects of PM and PAHs/HMs

Respiratory diseases

Cardiovascular and cardiopulmonary diseases

Carcinogenic and mutagenic effects

Slide4

PAH emissions: sectors and temporal changes

PAH emissions:

Biomass/fossil fuels combustion is the main source of PAHs to the atmosphere

The largest contribution is made by Residential combustion sector (>60%)

PAHs are co-emitted with PM from sectors related to combustion

PAH emissions do not change significantly over the past ~20 years

4 PAHs and PM

2.5

sectoral emissions in 2017 (CEIP)4 PAHsPM2.5

Slide5

PAH emissions: sectors and temporal changes

Changes of sectoral B(a)P emissions from 2000 to 2018

Residential combustion:

no changes (< 1%)

PAH emissions:

Biomass/fossil fuels combustion is the main source of PAHs to the atmosphere

The largest contribution is made by Residential combustion sector (>60%)

PAHs are co-emitted with PM from sectors related to combustion

PAH emissions do not change significantly over the past ~20 years

Slide6

Long-term changes of B(a)P pollution

B(a)P concentrations (2018)

Modelled vs measured B(a)P air concentrations at EMEP sites

Long-term changes of modelled B(a)P concentrations generally correspond measurements of EMEP monitoring sites

Modelling results and measurements do not indicate significant decrease of B(a)P air concentrations

EMEP sites with long-term measurements of B(a)P

Slide7

Long-term changes of B(a)P pollution

Modelled vs measured B(a)P air concentrations of AIRBASE sites

B(a)P concentrations (AIRBASE, 2018)

Observed and modelled B(a)P concentrations (2007-2018)

Poland

Italy

EU target limit

Variations of B(a)P concentrations observed at

rural/background urban AIRBASE sites

indicate minor changes and exceedances of air quality limits

Slide8

Evaluation of exposure to mixture of toxic PAHs

PAHs are emitted to the atmosphere as a

mixture of different compounds

Number of considered

PAHs

differs in various international organizations and countries

Carcinogenic

(CEQ),

mutagenic (MEQ), and dioxin-related

toxicity (TEQ) equivalents can be estimated for PAH mixture4 PAHsBaP, BbF, BkF, INDPOP Protocol

8 PAHs

BaP

, BeP, BaA, DahA, BbF, BjF, BkF

, Chry

EU Air Directive/ECHA*

US EPA Priority list

16 PAHs

BaP,

BaA,

BbF

,

BkF

,

DahA

,

Chry

, IND,

Acy

,

Flth

,

Pyr

, Nap, Flu, Ace,

BghiP

, Ant,

Phen

Selection of particular PAHs is based on carcinogenic and mutagenic properties

* ECHA – European Chemical Agency

Slide9

Evaluation of exposure to mixture of toxic PAHs

Gridded B(a)P emissions,

g km

-2

(0.1x0.1 degrees)

Experimental modelling

of 16 toxic PAHs for EMEP region

Emission data based on global gridded PAH emission inventory PKU-FUEL (PKU, China)

Physico

-chemical properties of 16 PAHs were collected from literaturePhysico-chemical properties:Subcooled liquid pressure (P0L)Henry Law constant (H)Octanol-air partition coefficient (KOA

)

Octanol-water partition coefficient (KOW

)Octanol-carbon partition coefficient (K

OC)

Temperature dependencies of coefficients

Rate of degradation in media

Predominant state in the atmosphere:

8 PAHs in particulate phase

4 PAHs in gaseous phase

4 PAHs in both gasesous and particulate phases

Slide10

Evaluation of exposure to mixture of toxic PAHs

16 PAHs mixture

concentration

(ng TEF m

-3

)

B(a)P concentration

(ng TEF m

-3

)PAH mixture toxicity - B(a)P toxic equivalent factors (TEF):Toxicity of PAH mixture can be expressed using B(a)P-equivalent concentrationsB(a)P-equivalent concentrations of 16 PAHs exceed EU target value in many countries

Experimental model simulations using global 16 PAH emission inventory PKU-FUEL for 2015

D(

a,h

)A

5

ANTH

0.01

B(a)P

1

ACE

0.001

B(a)A

0.1

ACY

0.001

B(b)F

0.1

FLTH

0.001

B(k)F

0.1

FLU

0.001

IND

0.1

NAP

0.001

CHRY

0.01

PHEN

0.001

B(

ghi

)P

0.01

PYR

0.001

(

Samburova

et al., 2016, STOTEN)

B(a)P-equivalent concentrations of 16PAHs:

B(a)

P

eq

=

S

(

C

PAHi

*

TEF

i

)

Slide11

Evaluation of exposure to mixture of toxic PAHs

Contributions of 16 PAHs to total calculated B(a)P-equivalent concentration (2015)

Toxicity of PAH mixture can be expressed using

B(a)P-equivalent concentrations

Largest

contribution

to total toxicity of 16 PAHs is made by

D(ah)A, B(b)F,

and

B(a)PB(a)P-equivalent concentrations of 16PAHs: B(a)Peq = S (CPAHi * TEFi)

Slide12

PAH concentrations in soot particles from the combustion of solid fuels

(

Szatyłowicz and Skoczko, 2019)

Enrichment of aerosol particles with toxic PAH compounds from combustion of solid fuels

Estimates of PAH content in aerosol particles

Fuel

B(a)P,

ng m

-3

B(a)P eq, ng m-3Coal0.61.6Firewood0.370.9

WHO guideline value for PM

2.5

10 µg/m

3

(annual average)

Predicted concentrations of B(a)P and B(a)P eq

16PAH

in air on PM

2.5

(10

m

g/m

3

)

Slide13

Research to improve B(a)P pollution assessment

National scale studies on B(a)P (Spain, France, Poland)

Project domains

Past and on-going studies (2017-2021):

Multi-model study of B(a)P pollution in Spain and France

Analysis and improvement of

B(a)P

emissions from key sectors

(agriculture, domestic heating)Analysis of model parameterizations for B(a)PInitiation of a new case study for Poland (2020-2021)Refinement of B(a)P emissions (Spain):Updated total emission is 30-60% lower The dominating sector changed from “Agriculture” to “Residential combustion”B(a)P emissions in Spain

Previous estimates

Spain

France

Poland

Refined estimates

Slide14

Research to improve B(a)P pollution assessment

National scale studies on B(a)P (Spain, France, Poland)

Project domains

Past and on-going studies (2017-2021):

Multi-model study of B(a)P pollution in Spain and France

Analysis and improvement of

B(a)P

emissions from key sectors (agriculture, domestic heating)Analysis of model parameterizations for B(a)P

Initiation of a new case study for Poland

(2020-2021)SpainFrancePolandModel sensitivity to major processes

CHIMERE

B(a)P air concentration (2015)

GLEMOS

Slide15

Testing PPLFER scheme of gas-particle partitioning process

PPLFER takes into account chemical composition of PM (organic/inorganic components)

Assumes B(a)P absorption into various OM and adsorption to EC fractions of PM

PPLFER scheme leads to improvement of agreement for ~40% of EMEP sites

Better represents the ratio between gaseous and particulate phase of B(a)P

Research to improve B(a)P pollution assessment

Model simulations with current

DUAL OM-EC

GPP schemes vs measurements

Fraction of B(a)P in particulate phaseDUAL OM-EC scheme

Model simulations with current

DUAL OM-EC and new PPLFER GPP schemes vs measurements

Fraction of B(a)P in particulate phase

PPLFER scheme

Slide16

Preliminary work plan (2020-2021):

Initial meeting of experts (Warsaw, November 2019)

Inter-comparison

of GLEMOS and GEM-AQ model results for B(a)P

Test model simulations with

previous

and

updated B(a)P emission inventories for Poland

Evaluation of

B(a)P pollution levels and exceedances of EU/WHO limitsSpatial distribution of B(a)P emissionsLong-term changes of B(a)P emissions in PolandResearch to improve B(a)P pollution assessmentNational scale studies on B(a)P (Poland)

Previous estimates

Updated estimates

Slide17

Model domain and B(a)P emissions (2017)

Multi-model study of B(a)P pollution

Contribution to EuroDelta-Carb model intercomparison project (TFMM)

Objectives :

Multi-model assessment

of B(a)P pollution levels and exceedances of air quality guidelines

Analyzing interaction between

PM chemical composition

and B(a)P transport and fateContribute to analysis of consistency of residential wood burning emissionsModeling groups:

Institution

Model

EMEP/MSC-E

GLEMOS

INERIS (France)

CHIMERE

IEP-NRI (Poland)

GEM-AQ

ENEA (Italy)

MINNI

Slide18

Observed vs modelled PCB-153 air concentrations (GLEMOS, 2016)

Research project on HCB and PCBs

Study of main sources controlling HCB and PCBs pollution in co-operation with CCC/NILU, (workplan 1.1.4.3)

Main activities:

Analysis of “multi-media” POPs with large contribution of secondary emissions (

PCBs, HCB

)

Use of

EMEP POP passive sampling campaigns

for 2006/2016Spatial mapping of POP levels using two models (GLEMOS and FLEXPART)Comparison of contributions of primary and secondary emissions

to POP pollution

Results of the study are prepared for a peer-review publication

Slide19

Analysis and assessment of PAH pollution and exposure:

Model assessment of key source categories of PAH pollution;

Analysis of trends in PAH pollution levels and exceedances;

Refinement of model parameterizations (gas-particle partitioning, degradation);

Multi-model analysis of B(a)P pollution levels;

Detailed assessment of PAH pollution in Poland.

Attribution of long-term changes of POP pollution to regional/global sources and factors:

Analysis of available global POP emissions inventories for evaluation of long-term pollution changes;Model assessment of the role of regional/global/secondary sources in long-term changes of POP pollution.

Future directions

(in accordance with bi-annual workplan 2020-2021)