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37 monitoring stations — 24 run by Tehran Municipality's Air Quality Control Company (AQCC) and 13 by Iran's Department of Environment
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clm-26717247ea6e2722
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37 monitoring stations — 24 run by Tehran Municipality's Air Quality Control Company (AQCC) and 13 by Iran's Department of Environment
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record hourly PM2.5, PM10, NO2, SO2, CO and O3 readings
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Tehran measures its air with a real ground network, not a satellite model
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put the 2022 annual PM2.5 average at 36.11 µg/m³, more than double the WHO guideline
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when smog spiked in late November 2025, authorities closed schools and universities in the capital and banned trucks
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in January 2026 primary schools went online and cars were restricted by licence plate
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the province's Air Pollution Emergency Working Group decided, weighing the index against the weather forecast — there is no automatic trigger
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whether power plants burn mazut when gas runs short is a national energy decision
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official statistics attribute tens of thousands of deaths a year across Iran to unsafe air
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measured a 2022 annual PM2.5 average of 36.11 µg/m³ — more than double the WHO guideline of 15 µg/m³
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hourly data from all 37 stations (2019–2022)
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whether power plants burn mazut is a national energy decision
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readings trigger school closures, not source control
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src-8ae6d70ebfbe7418Peer-reviewed analysis of hourly 2019–2022 data from Tehran's 37 stations (24 run by the municipal Air Quality Control Company, 13 by the Department of Environment); reports a 2022 annual PM2.5 mean of 36.11 µg/m³ against the WHO guideline of 15 µg/m³.
src-7b0ea6b8254a3c08Live index for Tehran fed by named ground stations (Imam Khomeini, Poonak, Pasdaran, Region 19, Shahid Beheshti University); the data provider is Iran's national monitoring system (aqms.doe.ir).
src-1e4fdf85df55cd48Video report: authorities closed schools and banned truck travel as pollution reached dangerous levels; official statistics attribute tens of thousands of deaths across Iran each year to unsafe air.
src-4837b7ce933e751aReports the 29 November 2025 emergency: index of 170–200 in Tehran and surrounding cities, schools and universities closed, truck travel banned, car travel restricted and offices on reduced staff.
src-982bc424fd961c51The provincial governorate imposed 24-hour restrictions but kept schools open; an education source quoted via Mehr explains that the Air Pollution Emergency Working Group decides closures by weighing the index against the weather forecast.
src-cf3e0e0b87f5f546Citing IRNA: the Emergency Air Pollution Working Group moved primary schools online and closed kindergartens on 26–27 January 2026, imposed an odd-even plate scheme and kept high-emission trucks out of the city; independent readings were hard to obtain because of internet restrictions.
src-ddb5b6d27e071e8bReports that 14 power plants burn mazut whenever natural gas runs short, that the energy minister says this will continue, and that officials put premature deaths from air pollution at nearly 59,000 in the year to March 2025.
src-905a0e75e1c2a3c5Describes how budget cuts left the 2017 clean-air rules largely toothless and notes that the interior and education ministries backed lowering the pollution-index threshold that keeps students out of school.