Development of civil air quality monitoring network – current challenges and future plans
On June 8-9, members of the organization “Green Pole” / civil movement “My City Kills Me” had a workshop and…
View Details
Workshop – AirGE: How to make the citizen monitoring network better?
Workshop – AirGE: How to make the citizen monitoring network better? On December 2-3, 2023, members of the “Green Pole”…
View Details
Air pollution in Georgia as seen from Space
with a presentation of the new research study based on satellite images of the EU Copernicus Program Presentations: Air pollution…
View Details
Workshop: “Build your own station!”
On the weekend of 20 and 21 May, a workshop was held in the Georgian capital Tbilisi to teach volunteers…
View Details
Green Pole and Arnika: Do we know what we breath?
would like to invite you to an online presentation Air quality monitoring in Georgia on Friday the 6th of October,…
View Details
Do we know what we breathe? A new study suggests improvements of Georgia’s state air pollution monitoring
TBILISI/PRAGUE – Georgia is on the way to have an effective air pollution monitoring system. However, citizens and experts alike…
View Details
Training on Georgia’s Environmental Legislation
On July 11-20, our team underwent training on Georgia’s environmental legislation with lawyer Vakhtang Baramashvili. During the training sessions, we…
View Details
Environmentalists launch AirGE. Citizen stations are about to monitor air pollution in Georgia
TBILISI/ – According to the World Health Organization (WHO), Tbilisi, Georgia, is among the top three European cities with the most…
View Details
What do we breathe and what can we do about it?
AirGE: civic air pollution monitoring in Georgia. Introduction of the new Georgian-Czech initiative. Presentations: 30 years of experience in air quality monitoring…
View Details