Clean air in Bucharest

Greenfield breathes clean air

In most cases, air monitoring stations in the capital indicate values above the maximum allowed, and the landscape is one dominated by shades of yellow, orange, and even red in more crowded areas. However, in Bucharest, setting aside the crowds and hustle and bustle of the center, in the north of the capital, there is a place where the air is clean and nature surrounds your home – Greenfield.

The air quality recorded here is much better than in the city center. The 900 hectares of forest that embrace the neighborhood ensure residents a higher air quality, comparable to that recorded in cities located at over 1000 meters altitude. The values are recorded using an approved monitoring station, and all indicators can be tracked live.

The main indicators measured I am temperature, PM₁₀ (particulate matter), CO (carbon monoxide resulting from the burning of fossil fuels, such as vehicle engines, thermal power plants, and cigarettes), NO₂ (nitrogen dioxide, resulting mainly from combustion processes, such as those occurring in vehicle engines and power plants) and humidity.