120 Environmental Protection Agency (AZZS), Information on the State of the Environment in 2014, Podgorica, 2015 (1. Emission concentrations of sulfur(IV) oxides (S02) in Bar and Niki and as one-hour mean and mean daily values are significantly below the prescribed limit values. At the measuring stations where background pollution is monitored in the suburban area: Gradina in the Municipality of Pljevlja and Golubovci, all measured values are below the prescribed limit values. The highest air load with this pollutant was recorded at the measuring point in Pljevlja. Occasionally high hourly concentrations were measured, which is the result of the burning of coal with a high sulfur content, which is used both in the Pljevlja thermal power plant and in households for heating. 2. Nitrogen(IV) oxide concentration ( NO2) was below the limit values at all measuring points.&quot;) 121 AZZS, Reports on the state of the environment in Montenegro based on indicators (2013 and 2014 of the fourth indicator within the seventh millennium goal - reducing the number of exceedances of measured PM10 concentrations, in relation to the limit values and tolerance limits for the protection of human health, in Podgorica below 35, and reducing the tolerance limit to 0% in 2015. Due to the registered exceedances of the concentration of PM10 particles, the Air Quality Plan for the Capital City was drawn up; only after the implementation of the measures prescribed by this plan can we expect to reach the prescribed values. For the same reasons, air quality plans were previously prepared for Pljevlja and Niki, which contain a package of technologically and financially demanding measures. There have been no studies of the impact of increased concentrations of certain polluting substances on health, as well as assessments of the total damage that the economy suffers due to air pollution and the environment in general (including, for example, the costs of treatment, costs of absenteeism from work, etc.). 2 An exception is a recently published study by the World Health Organization, in which 122 In 2014, 78 exceedances of the limit value and 40 exceedances of the tolerance limit for PM1o particles were recorded in Podgorica, which represents a deterioration compared to 2013. Namely, at all measuring stations