National Air Quality Monitoring Network

The National Air Quality Monitoring Network is a system set up by governments to track and assess air pollution levels across a country. It consists of various monitoring stations that measure pollutants like dust, smoke, and chemicals in the air. By collecting this data, the network helps identify areas with poor air quality, informs the public about health risks, and supports policymaking to improve environmental standards. Ultimately, it aims to safeguard public health and ensure cleaner air for everyone.