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Aeternum, a company that provides low-cost, unplugged sensors designed to accurately monitor air quality, has released new data showing traffic pollution levels in Glasgow, Scotland rose during the 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference, otherwise known as COP26.
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New Data Shows Traffic Pollution Level Rose by Nearly a Third in Glasgow During COP26
Cop26: Traffic pollution levels rose by nearly a third in Glasgow during Cop26
Glasgow traffic pollution levels rose by nearly a third during COP26 summit
New data shows traffic pollution level rose by nearly a third in Glasgow during COP26