The impact of air quality conditioned by emission of pollutants to the development of rural tourism and potentials of rural areas

  • Cvijanovic D
  • Matijasevic-Obradovic J
  • Skoric S
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Abstract

Significant potentials for tourism development in Serbia are related to rural areas. Rural development, on its basis, includes the agrarian, but also the non-agrarian sector in rural areas, thus encompassing every vital component of the development of rural areas. This paper is, following the relevant theoretical positions, focused on key issues in the field of air quality impacts caused by the emission of pollutants to the development of rural tourism and the potentials of rural areas. These are primarily the following issues: which are the criteria for assessing air quality, or what are the limit values of the parameters for the protection of human health, and what is the trend of air quality by zones and agglomerations and what is the percentage of the population potentially exposed to concentrations of pollutants above the reference level. The mentioned topic is analyzed for the period 2012-2015. Analysis of the results of the degree of emission of suspended particles by zones and agglomerations in Serbia is presented correlatively in conclusion with concluding reviews on the existing ecological potential for the development of the basic rural areas in Serbia - Vojvodina, which makes up 28% of the total area of Serbia, Central Serbia, which consists of 29% of the total area of Serbia and South Serbia, which accounts for 44% of the total area of Serbia.

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Cvijanovic, D., Matijasevic-Obradovic, J., & Skoric, S. (2017). The impact of air quality conditioned by emission of pollutants to the development of rural tourism and potentials of rural areas. Ekonomika Poljoprivrede, 64(3), 871–885. https://doi.org/10.5937/ekopolj1703871c

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