Air quality and land use planning aims to reduce air pollution and improve public health by considering the impact of land use decisions on air quality.

Lead is not a common air pollutant associated with land use planning, as it is primarily emitted from industrial sources and motor vehicles.

Promoting compact development and mixed-use zoning can help to reduce air pollution from transportation sources by reducing the need for long car trips and encouraging walking, biking, and public transportation.

Air quality impact assessment is the process of considering the impact of land use decisions on air quality, and is an important part of air quality and land use planning.

Increasing the density of residential development can help to improve air quality in urban areas by reducing the need for long car trips and encouraging walking, biking, and public transportation.

Zoning is the process of dividing land into different zones for different uses, and is an important part of air quality and land use planning.

Encouraging the development of large industrial parks is not a common land use planning strategy used to reduce air pollution, as industrial activities can be a significant source of air pollution.

Locating industrial areas away from residential areas can help to reduce air pollution from industrial sources by reducing the exposure of residents to air pollutants.

Land use planning is the process of developing a plan for the use of land in a particular area, and is an important part of air quality and land use planning.

Ozone is not a common air pollutant associated with industrial activities, as it is primarily formed through chemical reactions in the atmosphere.

Promoting energy-efficient building design can help to reduce air pollution from residential sources by reducing the amount of energy used for heating and cooling homes.

Air quality impact assessment is the process of assessing the impact of a proposed land use development on air quality, and is an important part of air quality and land use planning.

Sulfur dioxide is not a common air pollutant associated with residential activities, as it is primarily emitted from industrial sources and power plants.

Promoting energy-efficient building design can help to reduce air pollution from commercial sources by reducing the amount of energy used for heating and cooling commercial buildings.

Zoning is the process of regulating the use of land in a particular area, and is an important part of air quality and land use planning.