Pollution in Dublin 'alarming', says UCD scientist

Francesco Pilla, reveals how a new citizen science project is using smart sensors to monitor air quality around Dublin.

Sun, 01 Dec, 2019 - 21:50

Lynne Kelleher

A top scientist says there are alarming levels of air pollution around Dublin.

In RTÉ’s 10 Things to Know About, UCD’s Francesco Pilla, reveals how a new citizen science project is using smart sensors to monitor air quality around Dublin.

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