The “Carbon Dioxide” product provides forecasts every three hours for the next seven days, monitoring the concentration of this greenhouse gas in the air. Assessing carbon dioxide levels is essential in pollution contexts, particularly those linked to industrial activities, fossil fuel combustion, and wildfires, which can contribute to its increased presence in the atmosphere.
Continuous carbon dioxide monitoring is fundamental not only for understanding emission impacts on air quality but also for evaluating its implications for climate change. Rising CO₂ levels are associated with environmental and public health concerns, such as the worsening of respiratory and cardiovascular diseases.