Cork councillors call for data on effectiveness of 'robot trees' on air quality

City officials criticised over lack of information on controversial €404k 'city trees' a year after they were erected
Cork councillors call for data on effectiveness of 'robot trees' on air quality

In the absence of data, robot trees have been branded the most expensive seats in the city. Picture: Michael O'Sullivan

City officials are facing calls to release data from Cork’s controversial ‘robot trees’ to see what effect they have had on air quality since they were turned on a year ago this month.

It comes after Cork City Council told the Irish Examiner that people will have to wait possibly until next March for the information to be published.

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