Union Street Air Quality
Key Findings
Despite being one of the the most regularly busy roads in the city, the pollutant concentrations for Union Street on average fall within the recommended limits. NO2 (fig. 6) and PM10 (fig. 7) readings both show a clear downward trend since 2005, with PM10 crossing into safe concentrations in 2015, and NO2 following soon after in 2018. PM2.5 (fig. 8) is only recorded at dangerous levels in 2015 and has since maintained safe levels. (All data from Scottish Government, 2021).
Notes
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Linked Information Sheets
- Air quality overview Aberdeen
- Union Street Aberdeen
- Market Street Aberdeen
- Kings Street Aberdeen
- Anderson Drive Aberdeen
- Wellington Road Aberdeen
- Errol Place Aberdeen
- Cold Ironing
- Adoption of Low Emissions Zones
Key sources of Information
Reviewed on/by
12/08/2024 by Cathryn Lovie
30/08/2024 by Ian Hay
Status
First Draft
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