Improving air quality in Liverpool
Air pollution can cause serious health problems and be harmful to our children in Liverpool. Liverpool City Council and its partners are already working hard to help clear the air by creating a Clean Air Plan
Liverpool Pupils Join Together in Fight against Air Pollution
Pupils from twelve schools in Liverpool joined together to hold the Let’s Clear the Air virtual conference in July 2021. The conference was also attended by representatives and speakers from Liverpool City Council, the Liverpool City Region Combined Authority,...
Enviro Technology Services supply five high tech NO2 air quality monitoring stations to Liverpool City Council.
As part of a number of measures to improve air quality around Liverpool City five new air quality stations, complete with ‘reference method’ chemiluminescent Teledyne API T200 nitrogen dioxide analysers, which measure in real-time, were supplied and installed by...
Green corridor boost for Liverpool
To boost nature recovery and connect more people to nature in Merseyside and Cheshire, the Mersey Forest, through Community Forest Trust, has been awarded £1,326,700 to deliver its Community Forest programme ‘More From Trees’. The programme will improve biodiversity...
Today’s
Air Quality
Our handy map makes it easy to see what the current and historic air pollution levels are like in your area by bringing you the very latest information from air quality monitoring conducted by Liverpool City Council and Defra.
Image above is visual only. Click link to see live map. Air quality levels in Liverpool sourced from Liverpool City Council and Defra.
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Reducing and avoiding pollution
There are simple things we can all do to protect ourselves and improve air quality and, if we add everyone's contribution together, we can help clear the air.
