Clean Air Day Air Quality Quiz

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In order to raise awareness of Clean Air Day, a quiz focusing on air pollution was sent out to the University of Glasgow Project Team. Questions covered areas such as health implications relating to air quality, indicators of local air quality, how to reduce exposure to air pollution and pollutants relating to Non Road Mobile Machinery (NRMM).

The five participants with the highest score earned themselves a Clean Air Day water bottle and t shirt, which were gifted to us from Environmental Protection Scotland for our efforts in raising awareness about this important topic within the construction industry.

This was a great way to get the team learning about air quality and thinking about how they can reduce their impact.

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Published 2 September 2019
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