Adopting a healthy lifestyle requires attention to what we eat and what we drink, however, it is also essential to be concerned about the quality of the air we breathe every day. These are factors that we cannot disregard in order to live a healthy life.
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Air quality: a collective commitment to a sustainable future
Managing and improving air quality plays a crucial role in creating a more sustainable future. Taking key actions can contribute significantly to protecting human health to protecting the environment and mitigating the impacts of climate change.
Furniture and indoor pollution
Nowadays, furnishings are getting closer to the concept of sustainability by supporting the reuse of materials and the reduction of polluting products. Monitoring indoor air quality can help you identify pollution problems and take corrective action.
Which countries in the world pollute the most?
L’inquinamento è un problema diffuso in tutto il mondo e può essere causato da diverse fonti, principalmente dalle attività umane che rilasciano sostanze tossiche nell’ambiente che viviamo.
The link between air pollution and the spread of viruses
Scientific studies have shown that in the presence of a high concentration of particulate matter, the spread of viruses and infectious diseases increases dramatically. It is no coincidence that in the past Sars-CoV-2 spread more in areas where the air was most polluted.
The mysteries of pollution: even the Sistine Chapel at risk
Air pollution negatively affects people’s health and the integrity of environments. Also affected are works of art: the Sistine Chapel, due to the high number of visitors and the carbon dioxide they emit, is inexorably fading.
Let’s wish for a more sustainable Christmas
According to a study by Selectra over the Christmas period, each Italian household consumes 46,479 MWh, or 18,870 tons of CO2 equivalent.
Monitoring air quality to defend children’s health
Children are particularly vulnerable to the harmful effects of air pollution because of their developing bodies and still maturing immune systems.
Breathing clean air extends life: we could live up to 6 years longer
Radon is a naturally occurring, odorless and colorless radioactive gas found throughout the earth’s crust. These characteristics make it undetectable by our senses and therefore difficult to detect.