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Smart & clean Foundation: World’s best experts to build a unique air quality IoT system

World’s first comprehensive city-wide air quality system will be built to Helsinki Region in Finland. It supplements the current measurement stations.

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The more comprehensive data can be used to further develop air quality improving measures. The data will be open and available to everyone and can be used to inform the citizens on about local air quality and its development.  The cooperation of world leaders in the field in the Helsinki Metropolitan Smart & Clean project enables the solutions to be exported to cities suffering from severe air quality issues.

Sitra is a member of the Helsinki Metropolitan Smart & Clean Foundation. Read more about the new air quality IoT system from the Foundation’s press release.

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Our daily lives, decision-making practices and business can fit within the earth’s carrying capacity. It pays to seize sustainable solutions right now, as they can help us stop overconsumption and biodiversity loss and mitigate climate change.

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