Air Pollution In Krakow, Poland

Air Pollution In Krakow, Poland

Arial view from a plane of Wizzair plane wing and Krakow suburbs covered with snow as temperatures dropped well below 0 Celsius over last days in Krakow, Poland, 11 January 2024. The pollution haze is seen The air pollution was declared very unhealthy and PM2.5, and PM10 concentration was much higher than the WHO annual air quality guidelines. The pollution is a combination of lack of wind and low temperatures which forced the city and its inhabitants to heat their homes more. (Photo by Dominika Zarzycka/NurPhoto)

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