Agenda

Smog remains one of the most serious environmental challenges facing Polish cities. Replacing obsolete boilers, modernizing heat sources, anti-smog resolutions, and clean transport zones are intended to curb low-stack emissions, yet the pace and effectiveness of these changes continue to spark debate. Which measures genuinely improve air quality? How can environmental targets be balanced with the costs borne by residents and local governments? What role should transport, district heating, and new technologies play? A debate on effective tools for combating smog and improving the quality of life in Polish cities.