Pollution Rankings in Indonesia

Jakarta struggles with serious air pollution issues, primarily due to high traffic and industrial activities. The city's air quality problems are among the most pressing environmental challenges. Particulate matter levels, particularly PM2.5 and PM10, are high, raising significant health concerns for the population.

Bali faces significant environmental challenges, with high pollution levels affecting quality of life. Air quality concerns are particularly pronounced, despite low levels of measurable particle pollution. Residents frequently voice concerns about poor air quality, reflecting on overall environmental quality on the island as needing urgent attention.

In Bandung, air pollution remains a pressing issue for 2024, with particulate matter levels (PM2.5 and PM10) raising significant health concerns among the population. Air quality is perceived poorly due to industrial activity and urbanization, with community members pushing for measures to tackle these environmental challenges.

Surabaya has maintained moderate pollution levels, with concerns around air quality due to urban activities but supported by advancements in green infrastructure. Air quality ratings reflect typical urban challenges, though ongoing enhancements to mitigate industrial emissions are underway.