The Cleanest and Most Polluted Neighborhoods in Istanbul Have Been Announced - Sözcü Newspaper.
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How did traffic, wind, and seasonal changes affect the megacity's air? A report prepared with data from the Ministry of Environment and Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality revealed the areas with the freshest air and the highest levels of pollution. Here is the complete list, district by district…
Research conducted by ITU revealed that air pollution increased by 3 percent in September in Istanbul. Sultangazi was the place where the highest pollution was measured, while the cleanest areas with air were declared Kandilli, Üsküdar and Ümraniye.
Air pollution in Istanbul increased by 3 percent in September compared to the same period last year. In a study comparing data from 24 measurement stations at Istanbul Technical University (ITU), the highest particulate matter (PM10) level was measured at Sultangazi 3 station, while the lowest was at Kandilli 1. Professor Dr. Hüseyin Toros stated that the increased traffic density, especially with the opening of schools, negatively affects air q…
According to research by Istanbul Technical University (ITU), PM10 air pollution in Istanbul increased by 3 percent in September 2026 compared to the same period last year. The highest values were recorded in Sultangazi, and the lowest in Kandilli.
A study conducted within the Istanbul Technical University (ITU) revealed that air pollution in the city increased by 3 percent in September compared to the same period last year. Accordingly, the station with the highest measured particulate matter air pollution in the city was "Sultangazi 3," with 61.73 micrograms per cubic meter.
According to research conducted by Istanbul Technical University (ITU), air pollution in Istanbul increased by 3 percent in September compared to the same period last year. Sultangazi 3 had the highest measured concentration of particulate matter (PM10), followed by Kağıthane 1 and Sultangazi 2. The lowest levels of air pollution were recorded in Kandilli, Üsküdar, and Ümraniye.
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