The Shanxi Provincial Department of Ecology and Environment notified the environmental air quality ranking of various districts and cities in the past August

Recently, the Provincial Department of Ecology and Environment notified the ranking of environmental air quality rankings in various districts and cities in our province from August and January-August.

August environmental air quality ranking situation

The comprehensive index of environmental air quality in the 11 districts and cities is different from the average level of Beijing -Tianjin -Hebei and surrounding areas. The best environmental air quality integrated index (the comprehensive index is from small to large): 3 cities: Yuncheng, Datong, Jincheng, the worst (comprehensive index from large to small): Taiyuan, Yangquan, Linfen Essence Compared with the same period last year, the comprehensive environmental air quality integrated index of 11 districts and cities decreased year-on-year, and the changing range was between -21.4%~ 10.2%. : Shuozhou (-21.4%), Jincheng (-20.4%), Luliang (-19.2%), the three cities after the improvement are: Yuncheng (-10.2%), Jinzhong (-10.3%), Taiyuan (- 11.7%).

From January to August

Among the 11 districts and cities, the environmental air quality integrated index in Datong City is better than the average level of Beijing -Tianjin -Hebei and surrounding areas. The remaining 10 cities are worse than the average level of Beijing -Tianjin -Hebei and surrounding areas. The best environmental air quality integrated index (the comprehensive index is from small to large): Datong, Luliang, Shuozhou, the worst (comprehensive index from large to small) three cities: Taiyuan, Yangquan, Linfen. Compared with the same period last year, compared with the same period last year, the environmental air quality integrated index of 2 cities in Jinzhong and Jincheng has increased year -on -year. The remaining 9 cities have declined. In order: Xinzhou (-10.5%), Linfen (-9.4%), Luliang (-8.7%), the three cities after the improvement are: Jinzhong (6.3%), Jincheng (0.5%), Changzhi (-0.2 %). (The Department of Ecological Environment, Shanxi Province)

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