21 January 11:24
Bucharest is facing high levels of pollution, especially fine particulate matter, which may lead to sanctions from the European Commission.
Emese Grancsa
Current Affairs
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Pollution levels in Bucharest have reached alarming levels, as confirmed by air quality sensors. The environment minister drew attention to the increase in pollutants on days with unfavorable weather conditions. Romania is facing two infringement procedures opened by the European Commission over high pollution levels.
Sources
Niveluri ridicate de poluare înregistrate în ultimele zile în București. Precizările ministrului Mediului | HARTĂ
Agenţia Naţională pentru Protecţia Mediului: Concentraţii foarte mari de particule în suspensie PM10 şi PM 2,5 în Bucureşti, în ultimele 24 de ore
Alertă de poluare a aerului în București: Concentraţii foarte mari ale PM10 şi PM 2,5. În ce cartiere sunt valori alarmante
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