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Experts are calling for action on air pollution’s continued impact on health
Experts are starting to warn against air pollution, urging global leaders to act quickly before health concerns take more ...
The strange reasons why people are more likely to die in the winter
World over, more people die in the winter than any other season. Scientists have investigated why for decades. They have some ...
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Air pollution’s deadly toll in Africa
the international team found that while deaths from household air pollution have declined slightly, deaths caused by outdoor, or ambient, air pollution (AAP)—are on the rise, said Boston College ...
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Artificial Intelligence Boom To Cause Thousands Of Deaths, $20 Billion In Health Costs Annually
Research from Caltech and UC Riverside shows AI's power consumption may lead to 1,300 premature deaths in the U.S. by 2030, ...
How AI Could Help Reduce Climate Change And Air Pollution
The data hasn’t improved since then, although, fortunately, AI tools have vastly improved and offer new possibilities.
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Life in a dust-free zone
Currently, Darwin lives in a protected environment. At home, every room is equipped with air purifiers, humidity monitoring ...
Wood-burning stoves serious problem for your health, environment
Exposure to wood smoke affects the heart, blood vessels and the respiratory system – and PM2.5 is considered to be the ...
Professor says stop using wood-burning stoves amid 61,000 deaths a year
A professor of environmental chemistry says some people with wood-burning stoves should consider stopping using them as they ...
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The tiny European country with the continent's 'most polluted air'
Sadly, air pollution has become a major cause of death in Europe. The European Environment Agency (EEA) estimated that at ...
Which countries have the deadliest air pollution in Europe?
Deaths from air pollution have fallen in the EU, but mortality rates were highest in Bulgaria, Poland, and Hungary.
Estimated 13.6 million children in Thailand highly exposed to PM2.5: Unicef
BANGKOK: Unicef is deeply concerned about the escalating levels of PM2.5 air pollution in Thailand, which is putting the health of approximately 13.6 million children across Thailand at risk. This ...