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Brussels Environment renews its Air Quality laboratory
Brussels wants to meet the WHO standards for air quality by 2035. The renewed Air Quality laboratory and more green spaces in the city should help to effectively combat air pollution /site Leefmilieu Brussel
In Auderghem yesterday, on the International Day of Clean Air, Brussels Minister for the Environment Alain Maron (Ecolo) officially opened the doors of the new Air Quality laboratory of Brussels Environment. The laboratory has been completely renovated to have the most accurate and reliable data possible to combat air pollution effectively, following the values and
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