air pollution
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Air Pollution May Have Raised the Likelihood of Developing Dementia
According to UK government specialists, air pollution is "likely" to increase the risk of dementia. Exposure to emissions is more likely to hasten cognitive impairment in older persons, according to a study of 70 research.
Latest Research Articles
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Experts Gives Tip on How to Improve Battle Against Air Pollution
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Large Climate Tech Firm to Build Massive Plant that Sucks CO2 from the Air
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Toxic Particles From Air Pollution Can Travel Directly to the Brain and Cause Damage
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Using a Portable Air Purifier Can Reduce the Impacts of Air Pollution in People’s Homes To Reduce Brain Abnormality
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Study Shows How Residents from Public Housing Experiences Higher Levels of Air Pollution
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Health Risks from Western Wildfires Spread Across the United States: Scientists Warn
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Satellites Capture Worsening Air Pollution in Tropical Megacities
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Deadly Smog: Air Pollution Linked to a Life-threatening Cardiac Rhythm Condition
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Global Warming: NOAA Study Reveals Aerosol Emission Reductions in North America and Europe Increase Atlantic Hurricane Activity
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Paris Agreement: New Study Reveals Policymakers Underestimate Methane Impact on Air Quality and Climate
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Is Air Pollution Deadlier than Climate Change?
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How Air Pollution Affects Lung Tissue, Increasing Risk of Developing Cancer