Ozone Web, a new internet tool, released by the EEA today, offers users the opportunity to monitor and track ground level ozone incidents on a pan-European scale, for the first time.
Ozone Web
Find out the level of ozone pollution in Europe
Ground level ozone presents one of the most prominent air pollution
problems in Europe. Data from more than 500 air quality monitoring
stations is sent to the EEA every hour and displayed in (near) real
time on the new web site.
Either by entering a place name or by clicking on a map of Europe,
users will be able to follow air quality locally and on a European
scale. The web site will also include information on the health
implications of the ozone values users are experiencing.
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