South Iceland Sand Drift Causes Poor Air Quality in Capital Region

Most air quality monitors across the capital region are reporting high pollution levels as sand drifts from the south sweep through the area. According to RÚV, experts from the Reykjavík Public Health Authority suggest that strong southeasterly winds are the primary cause of the poor readings. What’s the Story? Air pollution in Reykjavík and surrounding… The post South Iceland Sand Drift Causes Poor Air Quality in Capital Region appeared first on Iceland Review.

By Irina Shtreis