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The results of air quality monitoring in Jordan from the beginning of the year until the end of August 2023 show that most gaseous pollutants, such as nitrogen dioxide, sulfur dioxide, and carbon monoxide, recorded levels within established standards, with some instances of exceedance appearing in industrial areas, reflecting the effectiveness of environmental oversight. Dust and fine particulate matter levels continued to be influenced by natural gaps and seasonal dust storms. The national air monitoring network, consisting of 29 stations, enables continuous tracking of air quality to ensure compliance with standards and protect public health. Additionally, Jordan has shown notable improvement in its international ranking on the environmental performance index, moving from 81st place in 2024 to 49th in 2026, aligning with the improvements observed in national air quality.
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