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Air

Zugvögel am Himmel

Vibrant Berlin: bustling neighbourhoods are interspersed with green parks and traffic flows right through the middle. Vibrant life often goes hand in hand with “bad air”. Like other large cities, Berlin has been committed to reducing air pollutants for a long time. Discover more about the city’s air quality here.

Development of Air Quality

Development of Air Quality

Berlin’s air is making history – read about it here. Maps and tables provide information on how Berlin’s air quality has fared in recent decades. Things have gone well, as pollutant levels have dropped noticeably. Nevertheless, there is still some work to be done. More information

Traffic-related Emissions and Immissions

Traffic-related Emissions and Immissions

Fresh air despite crowded streets – this is the mission of the Clean Air Plan for Berlin. The plan investigates measures intended to decrease pollution. Read up on the options and how they could affect the air quality in Berlin here. More information

Digital Berlin Air Quality Map

Average Annual Air Pollution Levels: Model Data

The Digital Berlin Air Quality Map captures air pollution across the city in 50 × 50 metre grid cells. The map is based on annual average concentrations of NO₂, PM₁₀ and PM₂,₅ and classifies pollution levels into five categories, ranging from ‘very low’ to ‘high’. More information