Sotirios P.flipped into See The Air18 hours agoWildfire smoke seeps into homes. Global protection would cost billions.verified_publisherThe Washington Post - Ruby MellenPeople are often told to stay indoors when the air is thick with wildfire smoke, but pollutants get in. A study shows the most affected the parts of the world. When wildfires burn, residents as far as hundreds of miles away may be advised by health officials to stay inside, to protect themselves from …
Sotirios P.flipped into See The Air6 hours agoThe cost of clean air: Global disparities in reducing indoor wildfire-related PM2.5 exposurescience.org - Jing Li, Yifang ZhuUsing air purifiers to reduce indoor exposure to wildfire-related PM2.5 is effective but costly, placing a disproportionately higher financial burden …
Sotirios P.flipped into See The Air3 days agoResearchers unveil unprecedented satellite that will have to be turned off when it floats over the US: 'This was a pity'thecooldown.com - Sara TraynorDetermined to measure how much carbon Earth's forests capture, the European Space Agency and Airbus have developed the Biomass satellite.Launched on …
Sotirios P.flipped into See The AirAir filters in classrooms reduce sick days by more than 10 per centnewscientist.com - Michael Le PageSchool attendance increased by 1.3 days per pupil per year when five elementary schools in Milan, Italy, introduced air filters into classrooms, in …
Sotirios P.flipped into See The AirScientists issue warning after uncovering escalating threat to brain health — here's what they foundthecooldown.com - Alyssa OchsNew evidence has emerged about the connection between air pollution and neurological issues. Given the findings, researchers recommend that …
Sotirios P.flipped into See The AirAlmost half of Americans breathe unclean air, and it's only getting worsebgr.com - Joshua HawkinsAccording to the American Lung Association’s latest State of the Air report, more than 156 million Americans are breathing air that is deemed …
