'Solid fuel burning' to blame as Letterkenny has higher levels of air pollution than New Delhi

Professor John Wenger from the centre for research in the Department of Atmospheric Chemistry at University College Cork says it is down to burning solid fuels.

'Solid fuel burning' to blame as Letterkenny has higher levels of air pollution than New Delhi

Air pollution in Letterkenny in Co Donegal climbed higher than levels in many parts of New Delhi in India last week, according to information from the Environmental Protection Agency.

Professor John Wenger from the centre for research in the Department of Atmospheric Chemistry at University College Cork says it is down to burning solid fuels.

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