#cleanairweek

Taking into account the varying levels of outdoor air pollution in the world, a general guideline could be that the indoor air should be 70-90% cleaner than the outdoor air.

Here are some simple actions that you can do indoors to keep the air clean that we can follow like footsteps, we can contribute to building a clean sustainable future. CLEAN AIR MATTERS!

Evidence suggests that most of the air pollution is a result of human activities. The choices we make everyday are crucial in designing "the future we want". From buying sustainable products to recycling to walking or biking to work are some of the choices we can make every day to reduce carbon emissions that is the top contributor to air pollution. What we breathe matters. What we are building for the future matters. CLEAN AIR MATTERS!

"Pick an act, a simple change towards the ""the future we want"". A conscious, sustainable future with 'clean air'.

We can save millions of lives with these 25 simple and cost-effective measures, according to a new United Nations Environment Programme report. According to the report, effectively implementing the 25 measures would result in a 20% reduction in carbon dioxide and a 45% reduction in methane emissions, preventing up to a third of a degree Celsius in global warming."

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Take a breath. It is our responsibility to support these global initiatives that will allow you to Take a Breath with total confidence. Our mission is to create interest, provide information, and raise awareness about indoor and outdoor air pollution. Our expert team works hard to deliver the advanced technology in air filtration solutions that protects people, processes, and the environment that combine clean air with energy efficiency in a sustainable way.

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Everyone has the right to breathe clean air. Air pollutants hurt everyone. It hurts the plant growth, primarily through interfering with resource accumulation. It harms animals as it affects the quality of the environment in which they live and affects the availability and quality of the food supply. Around the world, nine out of 10 people breathe unhealthy air. Research suggests that long term exposure to some pollutants increases the risk of emphysema more than smoking a pack of cigarettes a day.

Air is the invisible ingredient in every kitchen. From aroma to odour to molecular particles, studies show that air can be unhealthy to breathe when people cook in kitchens with poor ventilation systems. Moreover, the air in the restaurant building can be compromised by many different internal and external sources and even the spread of airborne viruses from the people within your building. CLEAN AIR MATTERS!

Children face a worrying threefold increase in air pollution during the daily school runs. Children are exposed to hotspots of air pollution in school premises like classrooms, playgrounds, drop-off points close to the pollution zones where the emissions from vehicle exhaust and combustion pose a harmful threat. CLEAN AIR MATTERS!