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Aluminum production is an energy-intensive process that triggers the climate crisis by emitting emissions throughout its production cycle, negatively impacting human health and the environment. Therefore, it is crucial for the industry to embrace a s...
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Children, due to their ongoing physiological processes, inhale more air per unit of body weight compared to adults, making them more sensitive and vulnerable to the effects of air pollutants. Children need safe play areas with clean air for healthy g...
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One of the most critical global issues of our time is climate change, and reducing its impacts requires a redesign of all sectors, particularly the industrial sector, to comply with the Paris Agreement and other international frameworks. The mining s...
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The cement sector plays a crucial role in the production of concrete, which is the second most consumed substance worldwide after water. However, due to the energy-intensive processes involved in cement production, the sector contributes significantl...
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Cities have become the epicenter of human progress. However, this progress has also brought along some drawbacks. One of the most prominent issues is air pollution. Today, millions of people worldwide are facing serious health problems due to air pol...
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The oil&gas sector continues to play a significant role as global energy demand increases. However, the transition to a low-carbon economy and new international regulations increasingly emphasize the sector’s commitment to reducing environm...
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These days, when the prevention of the effects of climate change gains importance, change and transformation in this direction in the Organized Industrial Zones are becoming inevitable. Greenhouse gas emissions in the industrial sector, which have a ...
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According to studies, children who breathe faster and have a higher metabolic rate than adults have a higher oxygen consumption per kilogram and exposure to air pollutants. There are clear associations between air pollution and several conditions, in...
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Data quality is the foundation of environmental intelligence. Our AI-based QA/QC procedure—aligned with CEN/TS 17660 and EPA guidelines—delivers near-reference accuracy verified through independent colocation studies conducted by leading universities, metropolitan municipalities, and the Ministry of Environment of Türkiye.
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One of the environmental management responsibilities of industrial facilities is to keep environmental pollution under management. Ecological resources are utilized in all production processes, and production residues, mainly gases, are emitted into ...
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According to the World Health Organization (WHO) data, 7 million people die every year due to diseases caused by air pollution, and 9 out of every ten people in the world breathe polluted air. Furthermore, air pollution is accepted as the most signif...
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Air pollution is one of the biggest threats to people’s health and a problem that is getting worse. Unfortunately, air quality monitoring networks are inadequate; thus, there is insufficient data on where and when air pollution is worse. This l...
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Heat islands are urbanized areas with higher temperatures than the outer regions. Urban areas, where structures are highly concentrated and greenery is limited, become islands with higher temperatures than in the external sites. Heat islands contribu...
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In the cement, mining, and oil&gas industries, it is essential to keep an eye on the impact of investments because it directly affects the air quality of nearby communities. Green transformation makes it essential to know how much energy used in ...
Read moreAirqoon Brief — Independent Air Quality Intelligence
Daily analysis of air quality across Turkey's 81 provinces, powered by the national monitoring network and Airqoon sensors.
Transparent Data
Government station and Airqoon sensor data combined into a single, comparable index (UHKI) across all 81 provinces. No editorial filtering.
A New Way to Share
Air quality data should not be trapped in dashboards and PDFs. Brief publishes daily analysis as a public web page, an API for developers, and an RSS feed for subscribers — all open, all free. One source, every format.
Automated Analysis
Trend detection, year-over-year comparisons, and regional anomalies — calculated daily using statistical methods, not opinions.
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