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Helmets That Beat Air Pollution
New helmets have come out in the market that acts as filters. Mavox helmets can filter out maximum pollutants on account of their carbon filter. This carbon filter is washable and can be cleaned easily.
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Household Heating, Cooking Behind 40% Of Delhi's Pollution: Study
Household heating and cooking accounted for 40 per cent of Delhi's PM 2.5 pollution in December 2020 and January 2021, according to a new study.
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Cooking With Wood? It May Be Harm Your Lung Health: Study
Harmful pollutants from cooking with biomass have been said to cause around 4 million deaths a year from household air pollution related illness.
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Cutting Household Fuel Can Improve India's Air Quality Standards
Household fuels are the single biggest source of outdoor air pollution in India.
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These Simple Household Activities Could Be Contributing To Air Pollution; Yes It Includes Making Toast As Well!
According to a research by the University of Colorado Boulder, basic household tasks like boiling water or cooking your dinner or cleaning can leave your home as polluted as a major city.
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IKEA Wants To Make Stuff From The Straw Now Being Burnt In India
Ikea wants to turn rice straw into household wares in a move that could end up reducing a major source of pollution in India.
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These 14 Cities In India Rank Among World's Polluted: 10 Points
New Delhi, Gwalior, Varanasi and Kanpur were among the 14 Indian cities that figured in a list of 20 most polluted cities in the world, based on their toxic air quality, data released by World Health Organization showed. On PM 2.5, most polluted city is Varanasi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's constituency. Major sources of air pollution from parti...
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Household Burning And Coal Combustion Are Responsible For 75% Pollution-Related Deaths
Exposure to household burning emissions and coal combustion were the main reasons behind 75 per cent of air pollution-related deaths in India in 2015 which came chiefly from rural areas, reveals a report.
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Highest Number Of Air Pollution-Linked Deaths In India: Tips To Control Household Pollution
India accounts for highest number of pollution-related deaths in the world with household pollution as a high-risk factor. Here's a list of tips to prevent household pollution.
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Household Air Pollution May Up Risk Of Heart Attack
Long-term exposure to household air pollution from fuels, such as kerosene or diesel, is likely to increase the risk of heart attack and death, warn researchers including an Indian origin scientist. One-half of the world’s population lives in poverty and burns fuels for lighting, cooking and heating purposes, according to the World Health Organis...
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Household Air Pollution May Up Risk Of Heart Attack: Study
Long-term exposure to household air pollution from lighting, cooking or heating with fuels, such as kerosene or diesel, may increase the risk of heart attacks and death, researchers including one of Indian-origin have warned.
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Air Pollution Key Risk Factor For Stroke Worldwide: Study
Air pollution, including environmental and household air pollution, has emerged as the leading risk factor for stroke globally, finds a new study.
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Study Shows That Air Pollution May Be a Risk Factor for Stroke Worldwide
Air pollution, including environmental and household air pollution, has emerged as the leading risk factor for stroke globally, finds a new study at Auckland University of Technology in New Zealand.
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Over 5 Million People Will Die From A Frightening Cause: Breathing
About 5.5 million people around the world die prematurely every year from breathing polluted air, and the majority of those deaths are occurring in China and India, where factories and coal-fired power plants are fueling economic growth, according to a report released Friday.
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Air Pollution Kills Over 5.5 Million People Worldwide Annually
More than 5.5 million people worldwide die prematurely every year due to household and outdoor air pollution, and India and China together account for 55 percent of these deaths, new research has found.
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Helmets That Beat Air Pollution
New helmets have come out in the market that acts as filters. Mavox helmets can filter out maximum pollutants on account of their carbon filter. This carbon filter is washable and can be cleaned easily.
-
Household Heating, Cooking Behind 40% Of Delhi's Pollution: Study
Household heating and cooking accounted for 40 per cent of Delhi's PM 2.5 pollution in December 2020 and January 2021, according to a new study.
-
Cooking With Wood? It May Be Harm Your Lung Health: Study
Harmful pollutants from cooking with biomass have been said to cause around 4 million deaths a year from household air pollution related illness.
-
Cutting Household Fuel Can Improve India's Air Quality Standards
Household fuels are the single biggest source of outdoor air pollution in India.
-
These Simple Household Activities Could Be Contributing To Air Pollution; Yes It Includes Making Toast As Well!
According to a research by the University of Colorado Boulder, basic household tasks like boiling water or cooking your dinner or cleaning can leave your home as polluted as a major city.
-
IKEA Wants To Make Stuff From The Straw Now Being Burnt In India
Ikea wants to turn rice straw into household wares in a move that could end up reducing a major source of pollution in India.
-
These 14 Cities In India Rank Among World's Polluted: 10 Points
New Delhi, Gwalior, Varanasi and Kanpur were among the 14 Indian cities that figured in a list of 20 most polluted cities in the world, based on their toxic air quality, data released by World Health Organization showed. On PM 2.5, most polluted city is Varanasi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi's constituency. Major sources of air pollution from parti...
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Household Burning And Coal Combustion Are Responsible For 75% Pollution-Related Deaths
Exposure to household burning emissions and coal combustion were the main reasons behind 75 per cent of air pollution-related deaths in India in 2015 which came chiefly from rural areas, reveals a report.
-
Highest Number Of Air Pollution-Linked Deaths In India: Tips To Control Household Pollution
India accounts for highest number of pollution-related deaths in the world with household pollution as a high-risk factor. Here's a list of tips to prevent household pollution.
-
Household Air Pollution May Up Risk Of Heart Attack
Long-term exposure to household air pollution from fuels, such as kerosene or diesel, is likely to increase the risk of heart attack and death, warn researchers including an Indian origin scientist. One-half of the world’s population lives in poverty and burns fuels for lighting, cooking and heating purposes, according to the World Health Organis...
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Household Air Pollution May Up Risk Of Heart Attack: Study
Long-term exposure to household air pollution from lighting, cooking or heating with fuels, such as kerosene or diesel, may increase the risk of heart attacks and death, researchers including one of Indian-origin have warned.
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Air Pollution Key Risk Factor For Stroke Worldwide: Study
Air pollution, including environmental and household air pollution, has emerged as the leading risk factor for stroke globally, finds a new study.
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Study Shows That Air Pollution May Be a Risk Factor for Stroke Worldwide
Air pollution, including environmental and household air pollution, has emerged as the leading risk factor for stroke globally, finds a new study at Auckland University of Technology in New Zealand.
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Over 5 Million People Will Die From A Frightening Cause: Breathing
About 5.5 million people around the world die prematurely every year from breathing polluted air, and the majority of those deaths are occurring in China and India, where factories and coal-fired power plants are fueling economic growth, according to a report released Friday.
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Air Pollution Kills Over 5.5 Million People Worldwide Annually
More than 5.5 million people worldwide die prematurely every year due to household and outdoor air pollution, and India and China together account for 55 percent of these deaths, new research has found.
