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  • 2022

    2021 Hourly National Air Quality Dynamics

    2021: How’s the Air Where You Are? Where Do the Winds Come From, and Where Does the Smog Go? With over 4,000 air quality monitoring stations and professional meteorological data, the Blue Map App offers hourly air dynamics. Let’s keep pushing forward in the battle for clear skies. 2022, here we come!
    Publication Date:2022-01-20
  • 2021

    2020 Battle for Blue Skies: Nearing the Finish Line!

    Since 2015, China has faced widespread smog. That year, only 21% of cities in the country met the PM2.5 standards, and countless citizens suffered from the "pain of breathing" during the autumn and winter seasons. Fast forward five years, and the Battle for Blue Skies is nearing its conclusion in 2020. Have you noticed the change in air quality? Today, Blue Map, in collaboration with authoritative institutions, presents this remarkable journey of air quality improvement through an interactive air dynamics map!
    Publication Date:2022-01-20
  • 2020

    2019 National Air Quality Hourly Dynamics Map Released

    Based on data from over 4,000 monitoring stations covering all above the prefecture level, we have condensed the air quality for 365 days and 8,760 hours into a 5-minute dynamic map. Join us in supporting and participating in the battle for blue skies!
    Publication Date:2022-01-20
  • 2019

    The 2018 National Air Dynamics Map Released for the First Time

    On January 13, 2019, the ""Beautiful China: I Am a Participant — Environmental Protection at Our Fingertips"" public welfare event summary meeting was held in Beijing. During the meeting, IPE unveiled the first-ever hourly national air dynamics map. The dynamic map, based on hourly monitoring data from over 4,000 ground stations, covers all 338 cities at or above the prefecture level across the country.
    Publication Date:2022-01-20
  • 2019

    Blue Sky Roadmap Report Phase V

    Considering the rebound in pollution over the autumn and winter months, how to effectively "differentiate" management strategies and prevent polluters from reverting back to old practices is a major challenge facing key regions and industries, one that will influence the success or failure of the battle for blue skies.
    Publication Date:2019-04-17
  • 2016

    Blue Sky Roadmap Report Phase IV

    This report mainly focuses on the Air Quality Transparency Index (AQTI) assessment of 120 cities nationwide. The results indicate that the rate at which cities lack PM10 data and data on other air quality indicators is relatively high, and that data from municipal- and county-level monitoring stations is not disclosed in some key areas for pollution control. The "blank space" where monitoring stations are not publishing their data is not conducive to effectively reducing emissions.
    Publication Date:2016-08-19
  • 2015

    Blue Sky Roadmap Report Phase III

    IPE looked at all the progress that China has made since 2014 in terms of early warning smog alerts and the identification of pollution sources and key emissions reductions. Policy recommendations have also been put forward around the scope of monitoring, improved air quality forecasting capabilities, expanded real-time disclosure of online monitoring, and the Shandong model of establishing an environmental protection micro-reporting system at four administrative levels.
    Publication Date:2015-05-04
  • 2014

    Blue Sky Roadmap Report Phase II

    On January 14, 2014, IPE collaborated with five other organizations to jointly release the Blue Sky Roadmap – Atmospheric Pollution Investigation Phase II Report. The report finds that based on the real time disclosure of on-line monitoring data, a group of major emitters, including thermal power plants and steel factories, are seriously exceeding pollution discharge limits.
    Publication Date:2014-01-14
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