It’s that time of year when Beijing is starting to sizzle, if this person roasting fish on her car is any indication. We’ve just turned our air conditioner on, and that got some in the Smart Air office wondering: does our AC suck in outdoor air pollution? Although we’re roasting, ... Read more| Smart Air
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HouseFresh started as a personal blog by Danny Ashton, who was dealing with severe dust allergies and looking for affordable, effective air purifiers. What began as a side project quickly grew into a trusted source for honest reviews and helpful advice—cutting through an industry often full of marketing hype and misleading claims. In this interview, Danny shares how the site came to be, what he’s learned about air quality, how recent changes to Google’s algorithm have impacted HouseFres...| Smart Air
HouseFresh, in collaboration with Safe Air Schools, tested 13 of the most popular air purifiers on the market. The Smart Air Blast Mini stood out for its powerful performance, quiet operation, and low running costs, earning it a top recommendation for classrooms across the UK.| Smart Air
Smart Air is dedicated to providing free educational content on the dangers of air pollution and helping people breathe safely. We analyzed data published by the World Air Quality Index project and put together the 2024 updated ranking of the “25 Cities with the Worst Air Pollution in the World”.| Smart Air
By Qi Qin, China Analyst; Chengcheng Qiu, China Analyst; Danny Hartono, Data Scientist; with contributions from Lauri Myllyvirta, Lead Analyst| Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air (CREA)
Esiste un legame tra incidenza di infezioni da Sars-Cov-2, mortalità per Covid-19 ed esposizione di lungo periodo (2016-2019) ad alcuni fra i principali inquinanti atmosferici nel nostro Paese, quali il biossido di azoto (NO2) e il particolato atmosferico (PM2.5 e PM10). Lo dimostrano i risultati di EpiCovAir, un progetto epidemiologico nazionale di ricerca su Covid-19 L'articolo SNPA – Covid-19, la qualità dell’aria incide su rischio di infezione e mortalità proviene da Ancler.| Ancler
