What are the WHO Air quality guidelines?
Improving health by reducing air pollution.| www.who.int
A Pathway to Environmental, Social and Economic Justice Energy is not a commodity—it is foundational for human dignity and human and planetary well-being. However, vast inequalities in access to energy remain today. Although countries around the world have committed to 100% energy access by 2030 in terms of Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 7 (including renewable […]| Natural Justice
New legislation delivers critical federal resources to protect students, educators, and families from harmful indoor air pollution.| The Independence
A wide range of tools that support decisions on air pollution, and more generally for sustainable human settlements and urban planning, has been developed and made available for users by WHO-HQ and by WHO Regional offices. Such tools include models and frameworks, interactive websites, templates, toolkits, and software.| www.who.int
The unit for Air Quality and Health, Air Pollution and Health, provides support in the development of guidance, tools and provision of expertise and advice on health issues related to air pollution. The unit leads monitoring and reporting on global trends and changes in health outcomes associated with actions taken to address air pollution at national, regional, global levels to protect health.| www.who.int
Monitoring contaminants in your air is a critical step toward creating a safe and healthy home environment. Learn more with this guide to indoor air quality testing.| YourIAQ
L’inquinamento dell’aria negli ambienti chiusi (indoor) rappresenta un significativo rischio per la salute, particolarmente per i bambini che trascorrono la maggior parte del loro tempo in […]| Égalité
Contains tools and resources for countries to develop clean household energy policies and programmes.| www.who.int
Examine the significant role that healthy buildings play in improving social well-being and enhancing community environments.| ProptechOS
No, il colpo d’aria non esiste: molti sintomi stagionali invernali, come il mal di gola o le contratture muscolari, non sono provocate direttamente dal| Geopop
A wide range of tools that support decisions on air pollution, and more generally for sustainable human settlements and urban planning, has been developed and made available for users by WHO-HQ and by WHO Regional offices. Such tools include models and frameworks, interactive websites, templates, toolkits, and software.| www.who.int
WHO fact sheet on dementia providing key facts and information on signs and symptoms, rates, risk factors, social and economic impacts, human rights, WHO response.| www.who.int
This data review presents published estimates of the global death toll from air pollution and provides the context that makes them understandable.| Our World in Data
