It means that the air quality is rather bad for humans because of the low temperatures and resulting thermal disturbances “bad and polluted” air from for example cars is not getting blown away quickly enough.
It’s a map of Germany, shaded to indicate air quality at a given point in time.
Wind is blowing the bad air from Poland – most likely due to burned coal from heating and power plants.
Poland heating burns coal.
Disappointing for someone who moved to Germany to live in clean air
That‘s weird, when i look at the exact same map it looks completely different color wise
The mistake is living near neumünster, be happy you are alive.
It’s an index that measures the depression vibes radiating out of MV.
What’s your app?
In this post, you see, where it is coming from. Zooming out a bit helps sometimes. 😊
You’re getting all the good stuff blown up from Ukraine via pretty much whole Poland. So, coal, whatever is burned on the front limes,industry, etc.
And this is why we need nuclear.
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It means that the air quality is rather bad for humans because of the low temperatures and resulting thermal disturbances “bad and polluted” air from for example cars is not getting blown away quickly enough.
It’s a map of Germany, shaded to indicate air quality at a given point in time.
Wind is blowing the bad air from Poland – most likely due to burned coal from heating and power plants.
Poland heating burns coal.
Disappointing for someone who moved to Germany to live in clean air
That‘s weird, when i look at the exact same map it looks completely different color wise
The mistake is living near neumünster, be happy you are alive.
It’s an index that measures the depression vibes radiating out of MV.
What’s your app?
In this post, you see, where it is coming from. Zooming out a bit helps sometimes. 😊
https://www.reddit.com/r/europe/s/G5n4eYvcfn
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You’re getting all the good stuff blown up from Ukraine via pretty much whole Poland. So, coal, whatever is burned on the front limes,industry, etc.
And this is why we need nuclear.
Thank you all for the answers.