According to the Guardian today, Scotland is not a country and by implication falls with the UK into the failed group.
The latest WHO level for the deadly PM2.5 particles is 5 micrograms per cubic metre.
Though no Scottish average seems available, you can, I find, go to the IQAir site and find the level of PM2.5 where you live.
How about Glasgow High Street? 3.1, well under the WHO level.
https://www.iqair.com/gb/uk/scotland/glasgow/glasgow-high-street
To my surprise the partly-pedestrianised Ayr High Street – 5.7, just over.
Aberdeen Anderson Drive – 4.5
Edinburgh Tower Street – 1.5!
Busy Queensferry Road – 1.9
Bainsford Falkirk – 2.1.
I can’t find anywhere worse than my local High Street!
So, the Scottish average looks likely to be well within WHO limits.
Greenwich London – 13
Kingston upon Thames – sounds lovely – 15! Gasp.
At that, I’ll leave you to play with the app for your own places of interest, Breathe easy…I hope.
Talking-up Scotland 'Albatraz' 
Cue Glasgow Times latching on to the Uk figures and headlining that the Low Emission Zone (LEZ) for central Glasgow is a ‘total failure’ with a quote from a local garage owner ‘SLAMMING” the LEZ.
Alasdair Macdonald
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Canary Wharf = 30, which probably explains why levelling up funds have gone there en masse;
City of Westminster = 29, which, like many of those who work there, can cause a myriad of health problems and deaths.
It’s a shame there’s no recording for my tiny Moray Firth harbour town – but perhaps they just don’t include zero readings…
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