Istanbul’s Air Pollution Rises 11% in August From Last Year
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According to a study conducted by Istanbul Technical University (ITU), particulate matter-induced air pollution in Istanbul increased by 11 percent in August compared to the same period last year. Among the 26 stations measuring pollution in the city, the highest value was recorded in Sultangazi.
A study conducted at Istanbul Technical University (ITU) found that air pollution in the city increased by 11 percent in August compared to the same period of the previous year. In August, the station with the highest measured particulate matter air pollution in the city was "Sultangazi 1" with 53.06 micrograms per cubic meter. This was followed by "Sultangazi 2" with 51.26 micrograms per cubic meter and "Tuzla" with 44.28 micrograms per cubic m…
A study conducted at Istanbul Technical University (ITU) revealed that air pollution in the city increased by 11 percent in August compared to the same period of the previous year... 10.09.2026, Sputnik Türkiye
A study conducted by Istanbul Technical University determined that air pollution in the city increased by 11 percent in August compared to the same period of the previous year. According to the study, pollution levels rose in 17 out of 26 measurement stations, with the highest value recorded in Sultangazi.
A study conducted at Istanbul Technical University (ITU) determined that in August, air pollution in Istanbul increased by 11 percent compared to the same period last year. According to measurements, the dirtiest air in the city was recorded in Sultangazi, while the place with the least pollution was Alibeyköy.
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