#AirPollution globally is starting to have the impact our experts predicted in #SITAdocumentary
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Check out this very cool & very informative Australian website! Chapter 3 is on Air Pollution.
erizon.com.au/top-environmen…
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Air pollution down nearly 40 per cent in some Canadian cities dlvr.it/RX6LmJ
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Traffic has fallen 40% across the U.S. — but in many big cities like Los Angeles, Houston and Pittsburgh, air pollution thought to be produced by cars has barely budged.
The reason? Trucks, refineries and coal. trib.al/z0KqDwt
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Urban trees can help cut air pollution from New York to Beijing, but which trees do the best job? 🌳🌲#Stayinandexplore bbc.in/3frJ8OP
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Data from @NASA’s Aura satellite show a decrease in the air pollutant NO2 over the Southwest U.S. compared to the average, likely related to #COVID19 shutdowns, including a ~31% decrease in L.A., a ~22% decrease in San Francisco and ~16% in Phoenix.
go.nasa.gov/2WuHioL
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Nothing like a corporate PR campaign that burns jet fuel at low altitudes over vulnerable communities dying from a respiratory virus that compounds on our preexisting and disproportionate exposure to air pollution to show healthcare workers we care
Tonight, at 7 P.M. three @JetBlue aircrafts will conduct a flyover over Manhattan, Queens and the Bronx to salute frontline first responders & health care workers. The aircrafts will fly at approximately 2,000 ft. Please follow social distancing guidelines if viewing in public.
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Before-and-after photos show dramatic decline in air pollution around the world during coronavirus lockdown cbsn.ws/2KrMzqf
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Air pollution linked to far higher Covid-19 death rates, study finds theguardian.com/environment/…
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Air pollution linked with higher COVID-19 death rates hsph.harvard.edu/news/hsph-i…
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We’re starting to see evidence that long-term exposure to air pollution—which disproportionately affects communities of color & low-income communities—is linked to COVID-19 death rates. It's past time we treat pollution like the threat to our health it is. nytimes.com/2020/04/07/clima…
We're very pleased to announce that 'Something in the Air' has been selected to the 55th International Festival of Science Documentary Films Academia Film Olomouc in Olomouc, Czech Republic!!
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We can't stop breathing, but we can do something about the quality of our air.
Air pollution doesn’t just impact our health; it impacts our planet's health.
Here are #BeatAirPollution solutions - for you, business & governments.
➡️bit.ly/2tpNi6l #BreatheLife
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Air Pollution Kills 17 in Kabul in a Week: Ministry
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If you want to know what climate change is doing to our planet, look at what the smog does to YOU.
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JUST IN: Delhi Cabinet approves Electric Vehicle Policy which aims to fight air pollution by promoting electric vehicles. Chief minister Arvind Kejriwal says around 5 lakh vehicles will be registered in the next 5 years. @ThePrintIndia – at New Delhi, India
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Tehran air pollution forces week-long school closure toi.in/w5jPBZ/a24gk via @TOIWorld
"Open air burning upstream of Delhi has made the Indian capital turn once again into the most polluted capital in the world. Luckily, there are a variety of ways to stop it and the Climate and Clean Air Coalition is pursuing all of them."
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