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Air Quality Challenges in the Occitanie Region<\/h2>\n

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Occitanie combines a very sunny Mediterranean climate, four major cities (Toulouse, Montpellier, N\u00eemes, Perpignan), and regular influxes of Saharan dust. Ozone, a summer pollutant, and fine particulate matter remain the dominant environmental challenges there. <\/p>\n

In 2024, air quality improved, thanks to favorable weather conditions: the number of days on which ozone limits were exceeded fell by about two-thirds in one year. But exposure remains high: in the four major cities, up to 2.6 million residents were affected by ozone and 1.7 million by fine particulate matter, for which wood heating is the leading regional source. <\/p>\n

In light of the stricter European thresholds expected for 2030, the monitoring system must be further strengthened. To address these challenges\u2014measuring, diagnosing, treating, and raising awareness\u2014FIMEA members in Occitanie provide practical expertise in metrology, pollution control, technical assessment, and training. <\/p>\n

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FIMEA companies in the Occitanie region<\/p>\n

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Metrology<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>\n

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Remediation<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>\n

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Expertise<\/strong><\/span><\/h3>\n

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Projects and Initiatives Undertaken<\/h2>\n

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On May 27, 2026, the \u201cOikos 1\u201d event was held at the Cit\u00e9 de Toulouse, featuring lectures, roundtable discussions, activities, and a special episode of Radio-Immo, whose studio was relocated for the occasion. With <\/span>the Henri Mondor Health and Environment Group, Sant\u00e9 Respiratoire France, and Ad’Occ <\/span>. The event brought together 80participants: healthcare professionals and medical-social care facilities, indoor air quality (IAQ) companies, testing and pharmaceutical laboratories, real estate professionals, associations, and elected officials.<\/span> <\/p>\n