US EditionLjubljana at the bottom of the European cities ranking for cleanest air
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Ljubljana at the bottom of the European cities ranking for cleanest air
Copenhagen – While Stockholm, Reykjavik, and Helsinki are the cleanest cities in Europe in terms of air quality, the Slovenian capital Ljubljana has found itself at the bottom of the ranking. Out of 761 cities, it ranked 709th, according to the latest updated version of the European cities air quality index prepared by the European Environment Agency (EEA). The EEA measures air quality in European cities using data on PM 2.5 particle concentrati…
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