Assessing air pollution levels

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split image demonstrating NO2 pollution: dry earth, urban skyline with smoking chimneys and dying tree, then tree in leaf, with lush green grass and sun in sky

Practise data analysis skills with 11–14

Practise data handling skills with this real data set on NO₂ levels. Use it in an open-ended goal free problem or use the questions provided to guide students through an analysis. Great for use alongside the EiC article, How do trees clean our air?

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