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SEPA's new interactive tool shows how pollution has been driven down in some of the busiest bus corridors in Glasgow.

Communities around the Mossmorran Complex are now able to see the air quality in their area in close to real time, with the launch of a new monitoring network from the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA).

SEPA analysed data reveals more than half of diesel cars and a third of light goods vehicles travelling on the main routes into Edinburgh don’t currently comply with the requirements of the city’s Low Emission Zone.

This Clean Air Day, the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) are supporting a day of learning where young people will be encouraged to lead change, tackle air pollution and protect the future of our environment through science.