A recent study released by the Department of Civil & Mineral Engineering at the University of Toronto highlights the potential health advantages of the widespread EV adoption in the US. The analysis indicates that by lowering air pollution, this shift might have a billion-dollar positive impact on population health. Particularly, [...]
The building industry, particularly in quickly increasing urban areas, emits a substantial amount of nitrogen oxides (NOx), which cause serious health and environmental issues. A new study reveals an intriguing solution: Concrete-Nitrogen Mix, referred to as concrete nitrogenation. This approach has the potential to significantly cut NOx emissions, which would [...]
Researchers and artists collaborated to ‘painting with light,’ turning unseen air pollution becomes visible evidence. This innovative project attempts to highlight the health dangers that people who work and live in Ethiopia, India, and the United Kingdom encounter. The team has created dramatic visual evidence of pollution levels in three countries’ [...]
Over the past two decades, Europe has embarked on a remarkable journey towards cleaner air, marked by notable reductions in suspended particulate matter (PM2.5 and PM10) and nitrogen dioxide (NO2) levels continent-wide. These strides reflect concerted efforts by governments, environmental agencies, and communities to address the pervasive issue of air [...]
In the ever-evolving narrative of environmental responsibility, a concerning revelation has emerged, challenging the very heart of our kitchens: gas stoves. Renowned environmentalist Bill McKibben urges us to reconsider our reliance on the age-old practice of burning fossil fuels, not just for the sake of the planet but also for [...]
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