EVIDENCE IMPACT AND EXTERNAL USE

Use the Evidence

Role-specific pathways to examine, reproduce, challenge, correct and communicate the England air-quality evidence.

PUBLIC VALUE AND EXTERNAL USE

Turn a verified evidence release into useful action

AQ26 publishes evidence, denominators, uncertainty, provenance and correction routes so the release is examinable, reusable and challengeable.

9/9 regions141/142 stations9,555 station-days96.8% completeness
SCC METHOD

Search · Corroborate · Communicate

Applied with Validation · Verification · Integrity · Provenance assurance.

1 · Search

Discover official networks, original files, identifiers and evidence gaps without treating availability as proof.

2 · Corroborate

Reconcile denominators, quality, time basis, provenance, alternatives and release gates.

3 · Communicate

Publish findings, data, caveats, corrections and challenge routes from one reviewed evidence contract.

AUDIENCE PATHWAYS

Use the release according to your role

Public-health and clean-air organisations

Use descriptive monitoring and WHO-context screening without converting it into unsupported exposure or health claims.

Health context Review evidence Contact

Regulators and local authorities

Inspect availability, regional coverage, provenance and evidence tasks required before stronger conclusions.

Readiness Sources Registry

NGOs, legal reviewers and civil society

Interrogate claims, alternatives, gaps and the boundary between original records and AQ26-derived analysis.

Challenge pack Methodology Correction

Journalists and data communicators

Lead with verified headline metrics and link readers to evidence, caveats and downloads rather than isolated numbers.

Campaign GeoJSON Enquiry

Communities and interested readers

Understand what official monitoring shows, what it cannot show and how to request clarification or correction.

Current data England review Contact

HARD SCIENTIFIC BOUNDARY

What this release does not determine

Challenge, correct, cite or collaborate

Include the page URL, source, date and precise issue or methodological question.