Pollution Bot was created with the aim of bringing real time live pollution data into the public's grasp. Using Twitter allows people to share their pollution levels and to start a conversation about air pollution. The data is sourced from the OpenAQ database who believe in open access to air quality data to empower the public to fight air inequality. Pollution Bot received many tweets and gave information about pollution around the world.
Tweets by pollution_bot
Here are some examples of the tweets and replies pollution bot sent out:
Here is your pollution data! pic.twitter.com/Wt5VGCO5Li
— Pollution Bot (@pollution_bot) July 13, 2017
Here is your pollution data! pic.twitter.com/yky01qgseP
— Pollution Bot (@pollution_bot) July 21, 2017
Here is your pollution data! pic.twitter.com/fux8NFaAzk
— Pollution Bot (@pollution_bot) July 5, 2017
Here is a graph of your pollution data! pic.twitter.com/dnSahYxtvC
— Pollution Bot (@pollution_bot) July 19, 2017
Here is a graph of your pollution data! pic.twitter.com/DNkwnIe6ki
— Pollution Bot (@pollution_bot) July 11, 2017
Here is your pollution data! pic.twitter.com/k5lVD5cuxx
— Pollution Bot (@pollution_bot) July 6, 2017
Here is your pollution data! pic.twitter.com/OVduJ6zBrq
— Pollution Bot (@pollution_bot) July 15, 2017
Here is your pollution data! pic.twitter.com/9OYO7qe5oS
— Pollution Bot (@pollution_bot) July 5, 2017