£5M Investment In Air Quality
The UK government announced an investment of ~£5 Million to tackle air pollution and one third of all funded applications explicitly mention air quality monitoring or the purchase of air quality sensors.
It makes sense:
❔ How do we evaluate the return on the investment? Accurate monitoring of changes in air quality in the target area is needed.
❔ How do we design future bids? Real-time air quality monitoring on current projects to capture outcomes and suggest areas for future work.
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