Researchers over the last several years have produced a large body of work tying air pollution to a wide range of chronic diseases. These include, … Read More »
Category: Air Pollution
Ohio Train Fire and Air Quality: What You Need to Know
Air quality has become a point of national attention in recent weeks as a controlled chemical fire from a train derailment near East Palestine, Ohio … Read More »
Canada Study Shows Harmful Effects of Low-level Air Pollution
As more research is done into the negative effects of air pollution on human health, we’re constantly learning how pervasive these effects are. One area … Read More »
Indoor Air Quality Monitor Discoveries: Particulate Matter
Using an indoor air quality meter is one of the best ways to find problems with your home air quality. The question, of course, is … Read More »
3 of the Best Air Purifiers for Traffic Pollution
Vehicle traffic is one of the largest sources of pollution in the modern world. Studies have shown that long-term exposure to traffic pollution can shorten … Read More »
Every Country Fails WHO Air Quality Standards, New Research Finds
According to a new study conducted by a Swiss air quality monitoring company, every country on Earth failed to meet air quality standards set out … Read More »
New Links Found Between Depression and Air Pollution
Depression has been one of the most sharply increasing mental health disorders of the last several decades. Today, major depressive disorder affects approximately 7 percent … Read More »
Ozone Generators vs. Air Purifiers: The Crucial Differences You Need to Know
For people who are new to using air cleaning systems, it can be difficult to figure out which technologies are the most effective. As a … Read More »
Small Changes in Air Quality Have Large Effects on Mental Health, UK Research Shows
Although researchers have suspected a link between air quality and mental health for some time, the exact nature and strength of the relationship has been … Read More »
WHO Updates Air Quality Guidelines in Effort to Save Millions
The World Health Organization this week revised its guidelines for acceptable levels of fine particulate matter (PM 2.5), the first time the guideline for PM … Read More »