10 things to know about air pollution and its effects on health | World Health Organization (WHO)

Why is air pollution bad for our bodies..? | BBC Science News

When it comes to indoor air, what you can’t see can still harm your lungs. Pollutants indoors are often 2 to 5 times higher than outside—and that’s a serious concern, especially for people with asthma, COPD or weakened immune systems. Our partnership with PuroAir is focused on: ✅ Raising awareness ✅ Educating families ✅ Promoting cleaner indoor air for all Learn how you can create a healthier home: https://on.lung.org/4jjiIhB | American Lung Association

🌳Did you know that trees in cities absorb pollutant gases from traffic & industry? 🌲They also filter fine particulates like dust, dirt & smoke, which help shield urban populations from respiratory diseases. Making our cities greener and more sustainable means making them happier, healthier places for people to live in! #WorldCleanAirDay #TogetherForCleanAir #GreenCities | Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)

🌳 Did you know that trees in cities absorb pollutant gases from traffic and industry? 🌲 They also filter fine particulates like dust, dirt and smoke, which help shield urban populations from respiratory diseases. #WorldCleanAirDay #CleanAirNow #GreenCities | Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)