Top 10 Countries having best air quality in the world
Air pollution
threatens the health of people in many parts of the world. New estimates in
2018 reveal that 9 out of 10 people breathe air containing high levels of
pollutants. Both ambient (outdoor) and household (indoor) air pollution are
responsible for about 7 million deaths globally per year.
1. Iceland
👉Low emission of pollution.
👉The most sparsely populated
country in Europe.
👉Many areas are inhabitable due to the volcanic activity.
👉Sweden has largest forest cover in Europe with about 28 million hectares representing 68.95% of the country’s total surface area.
3. Finland
👉Abundance of wildlife are indicative of this nation’s lack of air pollution.
5. Canada
👉Canada has kept its
technological progress and nature in harmony very well.
👉Second largest country in the world enjoys a very low population.
👉Huge tracts of land are
covered by forests.
6. Ireland
👉Its green hills and open space.
👉Strong winds coming in from the sea and overthrowing the little pollution they generate away.
👉environmental regulations.
7. Australia
👉All levels of government play a role in managing Australia’s air quality.
👉State and territories have primary responsibility for monitoring and managing air quality in their jurisdictions.
👉Less population country.
8. Estonia
👉Nation’s huge expanses of
forest contribute to keep its air clean.
9. Norway
👉Highest no use of electric vehicles in the world.
👉The Norwegian Climate and
Pollution Agency (Klif) manages and supervises pollution law.
👉Issues polluting permits, set demands and limits for emissions.
10.
USA
👉United States Congress
enacted a series of Clean Air Acts which significantly strengthened regulation
of air pollution.
👉The Clean Air Act sets
numerical limits on the concentrations of a basic group of air pollutants and
provide reporting and enforcement mechanisms.
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