How to identify heavily polluted air
Polluted air, which contains a lot of toxins, substances when acting on the body will cause dangerous diseases from the skin to incurable diseases especially for childre…
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Polluted air, which contains a lot of toxins, substances when acting on the body will cause dangerous diseases from the skin to incurable diseases especially for childre…
The latest research results based on global survey data indicate a link between depression and suicide issues and air pollution.
For the first time a global air pollution monitoring satellite has detected and measured the amount of methane leaking from an explosion of a gas well in Ohio.
The Department of Environmental Health Management in collaboration with the Institute of Occupational Health and Environment - the Ministry of Health and the World Healt…
New research by Canadian scientists shows for the first time the relationship between air-polluting nanoparticles and brain cancer.
Aspirin can reduce the negative effects of air pollution, an attractive new study has just concluded.
Many people use a lemon or orange scented cleaner to clean the floor and turn on the lights to see the stains, but this combination creates super fine dust.
Researchers at the University of Warwick, UK, found that human memory is severely impaired when living in areas with fine dust (PM10) and high nitrogen dioxide (NO2).
Not only do they affect lung function, air pollution can also seriously affect the scalp and cause hair loss.
Experts explain that Hanoi has a higher air pollution index at night, mainly due to the heat and calm winds that make it difficult for the air to diffuse to rise.
While the world is fed up with black coal, Asia is hungry for this food with a hungry stomach and is always ready to put coal even though the sky is gray. infected.
Air quality directly affects the quality of life for each of us, so this is an element that needs to be checked and reviewed regularly.
New research from the UK suggests that breathing in polluted air with high levels of PM10 fine dust can cause students to suddenly get bad grades.
Dust pollution in the air is really more dangerous than what the general readers understand.
These particles enter the placenta through the mother's breathing activity.