Majuro
2 km around Delap-Uliga-Djarrit
Air quality now
AQI 53
10.5%
tree cover
6.2K more trees would reach 30% tree cover
Oceania · air quality report · 1 city
Marshall Islands air quality today The AQI right now, city by city
Airleaf measures 1 city in the Marshall Islands. Majuro reads AQI 53 right now.
- cities measured
- 1
- national forest cover
- 53.6%
Updated . Lower is better on the US EPA index: 0–50 is Good, above 300 is Hazardous. Measured by Airleaf.
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Air quality in Majuro right now
Moderate
Marshall Islands as a whole
53.6% of the Marshall Islands was forested as of 2024, against a 30% benchmark. That already clears the benchmark — the city reports above show where cover is still thin locally. Source: World Bank (FAO).
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Air quality in the Marshall Islands: your questions answered
What is the air quality in the Marshall Islands today?
Airleaf measures 1 city in the Marshall Islands. Majuro reads AQI 53 right now.
How does Airleaf measure air quality in the Marshall Islands?
Each city's reading is the US EPA air quality index, from ground monitoring stations where one has reported recently nearby, and from the CAMS atmospheric model elsewhere; each city's report says which. Tree cover is measured over the same 2 km radius in every city, so the cities compare like for like.
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