Air Pollution - Pollutants - Health Effect - Efforts to Reduce
Nearly 2.4 million deaths every year are attributable to air pollution. Air pollutants may be solid particles, liquid droplets or gases. Proper planning methods should be adopted to reduce air pollution.
Nearly 2.4 million deaths every year are attributable to air pollution. Air pollutants may be solid particles, liquid droplets or gases. Proper planning methods should be adopted to reduce air pollution.
‘Air purifiers can help purify the air and minimize the indoor pollution. It is especially essential for the vulnerable sections such as children and the elderly as they happen to spend more time indoors.’
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Air pollutants like particulate matter, ozone, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, carbon monoxide, and lead can affect the lungs in numerous ways like inflammation and oxidative stress. Read More..
According to a System of Air Quality Forecasting and Research (SAFAR) report, the recent Air Quality Index in Delhi has been 'very poor,' mainly due to stubble burning.
According to Priyanka Kulshreshtha, Head-Research and Communication, Indian Pollution Control Association, and Founding Member, Society of Indoor Environment, it is very important to have exposure to purified air for at least 10-12 hours a day to breathe better and repair your lungs since the air one breathes outdoors is very poor.
Indoor Pollution More Harmful to Human Health Than Outdoor Air Pollution
As the world gets prepared to build smart cities, new research has highlighted the dangerous effects of indoor pollution on human health.
As the world gets prepared to build smart cities, new research has highlighted the dangerous effects of indoor pollution on human health.
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Reducing Indoor Pollution Deaths With Guidelines from WHO
The first-ever guidelines for indoor air pollution related to cooking, heating and lighting has been announced by the World Health Organization.
The first-ever guidelines for indoor air pollution related to cooking, heating and lighting has been announced by the World Health Organization.
Amazing 5 Indoor Air Purifying Plants for Your Home, Office
Growing air purifying indoor plants such as palms, peace lilies, ferns, schefflera, and anthuriums can naturally clean the air, keep you healthy and add beauty to your home and office environment.
Growing air purifying indoor plants such as palms, peace lilies, ferns, schefflera, and anthuriums can naturally clean the air, keep you healthy and add beauty to your home and office environment.
