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  The year 2022 is ending, and a lot has happened in odour management. So, as usual, we will review the news of this year, 2022.

  One of the most relevant news with which the year started was the entry into force of the new German air quality law. This regulation finally included odour as a parameter to evaluate the Air Quality. From December 2021, Germany's regulatory limit of 1 odour hour in ambient air cannot exceed more than 876 hours a year in residential areas. Also, for industrial and rural areas, the limit of 1 odour hour can be at most 1314 hours yearly.

bye 2021   One more year, here you have a small snapshot of all the things that happened along this year. We have posted over 120 news this year, so many, many things have happened in the odour world. Do you want to review them with us?

   We started the year with the news that the 7th NOSE conference NOSE2020 originally scheduled on April 18-21, 2021 in Taormina, was going to be held in pure virtual format. This conference was scheduled to be on the same week that the virtual conference of the Water Environmental Federation (WEF) Odors and Air Pollutants 2021. So it was a pretty intensive week of April watching presentations on odour management from 2 different events. I have to say that it is fantastic to have the videos available and watch them later with a bit more of time. 

team resized   One more year I would like to thank to the companies that advertise in this site, as they make possible that this portal exists. At olores.org our primary revenue stream is through the advertisements of the sponsors that you see on our web-site. We depend upon this revenue in order to maintain our operations and continue serving the “odour" communities with news and updates.

   Along this year we have posted over 120 articles with news about conferences, standards, events, courses and new regulations in different parts of the world. All of this in our free time, because we post in olores.org just for fun. We actually do environmental consultancy for a living.

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