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Global Air Quality Forecasts - API

Global PM2.5 forecasts - available through API soon

Airmine global air quality API now available

Our air quality API is now available at rapidapi.com.

Perfect if you want to show your users air quality forecasts on your website or mobile app. The API is currently free (rate limit 100/day).

Key features

  • Global coverage
  • PM2.5
  • Available as RESTful JSON API
  • Gives current PM2.5 values and forecast for the next 8 days

Tutorial

See how to use our API in our short tutorial.

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