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China's pollution levels are rising. Will Europe follow? Or will some countries take measures to preserve one of the few happy by-products of COVID-19 MORE
But are the lower levels of carbon emissions here to stay. Air Quality Climate Change Green Economy Health COP26 coronavirus COVID-19 Harvard School of Public Health NASA MORE
Reducing the output of harmful emissions is a necessary thing, but what can we do about the pollution that's already out there? Air Quality air pollution Carbon Emissions environment pollution solution urban planning MORE
In terms of health, I believe pedestrian life, and more abundant, affordable electric mass transit is best. Yet, due to lack of good transit, inconvenience, work, and a litany of other issues, too many of us depend on car travel. MORE
This question gets asked a lot: "Is it true that a Tesla creates more pollution than a conventional car?" Air Quality Clean Transport Climate Change Electric Cars Electric Vehicles EV batteries EV pollution greenhouse gases Pollution Tesla MORE
A team led by environmental physicist Stefan Schreier at the University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences in Vienna is attempting to build up a better picture of nitrogen dioxide pollution in the city. Monitoring of other pollutants. MORE
Despite the turmoil caused by the coronavirus, people are waking to find they have a new view of the world thanks to a dramatic drop in pollution. Air Quality Clean Power Climate Change coronavirus COVID-19 Pollution MORE
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Another scientific article is out on the health effects of air pollution, and this one exposes both the long and the short of it. The comprehensive study proves what numerous other studies and common sense told us: air pollution hurts us. MORE
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While social distancing is slowing the spread of COVID-19, it’s also significantly reducing air pollutant and greenhouse gas levels across the state. Californians have now been sheltering in place since March 20. MORE
Air pollution is taking three years from your life, on average, worldwide. Recent findings indicate that the world is facing an air pollution “pandemic.”. None of us are exempt — though, young children and the elderly are more vulnerable. MORE
Last week's top stories on CleanTechnica included Andy Miles explaining why Tesla vehicles cut pollution rather than causing more pollution, a rundown of how Tesla's "full stack disruption" sets it apart from the auto crowd, and yet another comparison of the Tesla Model 3 and Tesla Model. MORE
A new study was made public this week that sheds light on the connection between COVID-19 health impacts and air pollution. and what researchers plan to do next to further our understanding of air pollution’s impact on coronavirus health outcomes. MORE
The Pollution Pavillion was designed in collaboration with artists Climate and Cities and King’s College London. Four out of five Britons are worried that UK air pollution limits don’t match WHO guidelines. pollution particles. • pollution. MORE
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Nitrogen dioxide emissions in China have plunged since the coronavirus outbreak. Is there a lesson we can learn from that? Fossil Fuels China coronavirus earth observatory esa NASA nitrogen dioxide emissions over China MORE
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While the administration just finalized its reduction in vehicle efficiency from 5 percent per year to no better than a measly 1.5 percent per year (despite their own evidence showing how bad it is for the country), that hasn’t stopped the auto industry from seeking even further reductions. MORE
The world is experiencing a sudden, dramatic drop in all kinds of air pollution. The skies are dramatically different. People can hear birds they didn’t even know were there, and see landscapes that have been shrouded for decades. MORE
Uber and Lyft create more pollution than trips according to new data from a study conducted by the Union of Concerned Scientists. These trips produce an estimated 69% more carbon emissions than driving by yourself. MORE
To attach pollutants to that ingenious reach is counter to intelligence and consciousness. Water goes everywhere. It reaches places and distances that other things can't with such flexibility and ingenuity. MORE
Pollution can have significant effects on air quality. The two main kinds of air pollution are ozone and particle contamination. You’ve probably heard people talking about ozone before, but you may be less familiar with particle pollution. What Is Particle Pollution? MORE
Science and modern biochemistry have all kinds of answers on the brain and human health, but scientific knowledge alone can't stop air pollution. They can let us know that air pollution is indeed a threat to the brain's and body's core functions. MORE
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Traffic pollution is a distinct cause of neurodevelopmental disorders, according to new research out of the University of California at Davis. MORE
The question remains, however, how much do they actually help in the reduction of pollution? The US is one of the countries with the highest number of motorized vehicles per capita, with a fleet of well over 250 million. MORE
One-third of all Americans live in areas that suffered through at least 100 days of poor air quality due to air pollution in 2018, according to a new report by Environment America Research & Policy Center, Frontier Group and U.S. MORE
While light pollution is a topic we've covered here before, it's something that doesn't get enough attention. Buildings Consumer Technology Energy Efficiency Green Economy Health Lighting Policy & Politics Dr. Kelsey Johnson International Dark Sky Association light pollution MORE
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A study published yesterday by researchers at the University of California, Davis, reminds us all why Lyft and Uber drivers should electrify faster than anyone, and why a Tesla app-based taxi service — robotaxis or not — would be so helpful. MORE
People living in polluted cities are more at risk from Covid-19, according to health experts cited in a 16 March report from the European Public Health Alliance (EPHA), an advocacy group. Even the latest diesel engines emit dangerous levels of pollution. MORE
"Tesla isn't a company. It's a global revolution for clean energy, state-of-the-art mobility, & a better future," a well known podcaster named Viv tweeted earlier today. I wanted to elaborate on that. MORE
Air pollution killed nearly 10,000 Americans in 2018, and 2019 must have seen a similar total. MORE
carbon pollution comes from transportation. Carbon Pricing Pollution Prevention resilience Transportation & MobilityAlmost 30% of U.S. MORE
The European Environmental Agency (EEA) has confirmed NASA and European Space Agency (ESA) data that shows a rapid, dramatic reduction in air pollution over those areas most affected by the COVID-19 lockdowns. MORE
Asian American, African American, and Latino residents in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic region are exposed to substantially more air pollution from cars, trucks, and buses than other demographic groups. MORE
The construction industry is four times more polluting than air travel. So, making it more sustainable will be key if we want to protect both our health and our planet. Air Quality Buildings Climate Change Research Science air industry concrete construction MORE
How efforts to flatten the curve of COVID-19 have reflected air quality in the San Francisco Bay area. COVID-19 Transportation & Mobility MORE
Pollution PreventionThis is why the air was unsafe to breathe and reeked of "hospital waste" in a Pennsylvania community in late December. MORE
Pollution, especially stuff dropped into rivers, lakes, and streams has to go somewhere. Cleantech News Media Water ireland louisiana lsu Mississippi River Pollution river pollutionLittering in rivers is a common thing in many countries. MORE
As we consider perhaps more than ever how much different things cause death in the USA, I think it's good to take note of the vast number of premature deaths that come as a result of air pollution — 200,000 a year in the United States. Below is an article I published in August 2017. MORE
Pollution Related Topics CleanTechnica
APRIL 17, 2020
As we consider perhaps more than ever how much different things cause death in the USA, I think it's good to take note of the vast number of premature deaths that come as a result of air pollution — 200,000 a year in the United States. Below is an article I published in August 2017.
CleanTechnica
JULY 3, 2020
Traffic pollution is a distinct cause of neurodevelopmental disorders, according to new research out of the University of California at Davis.
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APRIL 15, 2020
While social distancing is slowing the spread of COVID-19, it’s also significantly reducing air pollutant and greenhouse gas levels across the state. Californians have now been sheltering in place since March 20.
CleanTechnica
MARCH 23, 2020
Pollution, especially stuff dropped into rivers, lakes, and streams has to go somewhere. Cleantech News Media Water ireland louisiana lsu Mississippi River Pollution river pollutionLittering in rivers is a common thing in many countries.
CleanTechnica
MARCH 27, 2020
The European Environmental Agency (EEA) has confirmed NASA and European Space Agency (ESA) data that shows a rapid, dramatic reduction in air pollution over those areas most affected by the COVID-19 lockdowns.
CleanTechnica
MARCH 5, 2020
Air pollution is taking three years from your life, on average, worldwide. Recent findings indicate that the world is facing an air pollution “pandemic.”. None of us are exempt — though, young children and the elderly are more vulnerable.
CleanTechnica
MAY 11, 2020
Air Quality Coal Fossil Fuels Health Natural Gas Oil Policy & Politics Research Science air pollution Centre for Research on Energy and Clean Air China clean air co2 emissions COVID-19 Europe NASA NO2 pollution pandemics united states
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CleanTechnica
DECEMBER 12, 2019
Reducing the output of harmful emissions is a necessary thing, but what can we do about the pollution that's already out there? Air Quality air pollution Carbon Emissions environment pollution solution urban planning
CleanTechnica
FEBRUARY 28, 2020
Air Quality Fossil Fuels Health Natural Gas Oil Policy & Politics Research Science air pollution air pollution Alzheimers air pollution brain health Alzheimers brain Brain health enviromental research Medical research The YEARS Project
CleanTechnica
APRIL 5, 2020
Despite the turmoil caused by the coronavirus, people are waking to find they have a new view of the world thanks to a dramatic drop in pollution. Air Quality Clean Power Climate Change coronavirus COVID-19 Pollution
CleanTechnica
DECEMBER 16, 2019
Another scientific article is out on the health effects of air pollution, and this one exposes both the long and the short of it. The comprehensive study proves what numerous other studies and common sense told us: air pollution hurts us.
CleanTechnica
APRIL 11, 2020
A new study was made public this week that sheds light on the connection between COVID-19 health impacts and air pollution. and what researchers plan to do next to further our understanding of air pollution’s impact on coronavirus health outcomes.
CleanTechnica
MARCH 2, 2020
Uber and Lyft create more pollution than trips according to new data from a study conducted by the Union of Concerned Scientists. These trips produce an estimated 69% more carbon emissions than driving by yourself.
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CleanTechnica
MAY 4, 2020
Air Quality Health Policy & Politics Research Science air pollution disease COVID-19 COVID-19 and the Coronavirus Pandemic COVID-19 epidemic fine particulates (PM 2.5 How far can that invasive airborne coronavirus that shut down much of the world travel?
CleanTechnica
MARCH 2, 2020
Air Quality Coal Fossil Fuels Health Natural Gas Oil Policy & Politics Research Science air pollution Convention on Long-Range Transboundary Air-Pollution Regional Acidification Information Simulation UN Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) World Health Organization
CleanTechnica
JANUARY 12, 2020
This question gets asked a lot: "Is it true that a Tesla creates more pollution than a conventional car?" Air Quality Clean Transport Climate Change Electric Cars Electric Vehicles EV batteries EV pollution greenhouse gases Pollution Tesla
CleanTechnica
JANUARY 22, 2020
Asian American, African American, and Latino residents in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic region are exposed to substantially more air pollution from cars, trucks, and buses than other demographic groups.
GreenBiz
SEPTEMBER 9, 2019
Circular Economy Food & Agriculture Plastic Waste Pollution PreventionAlthough the global economy is increasingly wrapped in plastic, companies of all sizes are dramatically reducing their use of it.
GreenBiz
FEBRUARY 18, 2020
Cities Pollution Prevention Transportation & MobilityIn a "race to the top," more cities are gaining unprecedented insights toward cleaning up air quality.
CleanTechnica
DECEMBER 19, 2019
In terms of health, I believe pedestrian life, and more abundant, affordable electric mass transit is best. Yet, due to lack of good transit, inconvenience, work, and a litany of other issues, too many of us depend on car travel.
CleanTechnica
APRIL 27, 2020
The construction industry is four times more polluting than air travel. So, making it more sustainable will be key if we want to protect both our health and our planet. Air Quality Buildings Climate Change Research Science air industry concrete construction
GreenBiz
SEPTEMBER 24, 2019
carbon pollution comes from transportation. Carbon Pricing Pollution Prevention resilience Transportation & MobilityAlmost 30% of U.S.
CleanTechnica
DECEMBER 3, 2019
Science and modern biochemistry have all kinds of answers on the brain and human health, but scientific knowledge alone can't stop air pollution. They can let us know that air pollution is indeed a threat to the brain's and body's core functions.
CleanTechnica
MAY 13, 2020
While the administration just finalized its reduction in vehicle efficiency from 5 percent per year to no better than a measly 1.5 percent per year (despite their own evidence showing how bad it is for the country), that hasn’t stopped the auto industry from seeking even further reductions.
Jim Conca
AUGUST 23, 2018
The most polluted cities in the world highlight the fact that pollution kills more people than anything else. But this pollution also involves noise and light pollution for their role in neurodegenerative diseases
CleanTechnica
JULY 9, 2020
A study published yesterday by researchers at the University of California, Davis, reminds us all why Lyft and Uber drivers should electrify faster than anyone, and why a Tesla app-based taxi service — robotaxis or not — would be so helpful.
The Environmental Blog
FEBRUARY 11, 2020
Pollution can have significant effects on air quality. The two main kinds of air pollution are ozone and particle contamination. You’ve probably heard people talking about ozone before, but you may be less familiar with particle pollution. What Is Particle Pollution?
Inhabitat - Innovation
MARCH 17, 2020
Some climate experts are hypothesizing that areas with high air pollution could make cases of COVID-19 worse
CleanTechnica
JANUARY 6, 2020
Air pollution killed nearly 10,000 Americans in 2018, and 2019 must have seen a similar total.
Inhabitat - Innovation
JUNE 5, 2020
China's pollution levels are rising. Will Europe follow? Or will some countries take measures to preserve one of the few happy by-products of COVID-19
Envirotec Magazine
MARCH 12, 2020
A team led by environmental physicist Stefan Schreier at the University of Natural Resources and Applied Life Sciences in Vienna is attempting to build up a better picture of nitrogen dioxide pollution in the city. Monitoring of other pollutants.
GreenBiz
MARCH 31, 2020
How efforts to flatten the curve of COVID-19 have reflected air quality in the San Francisco Bay area. COVID-19 Transportation & Mobility
GreenBiz
JANUARY 15, 2020
Pollution PreventionThis is why the air was unsafe to breathe and reeked of "hospital waste" in a Pennsylvania community in late December.
CleanTechnica
APRIL 2, 2020
But are the lower levels of carbon emissions here to stay. Air Quality Climate Change Green Economy Health COP26 coronavirus COVID-19 Harvard School of Public Health NASA
CleanTechnica
JANUARY 29, 2020
One-third of all Americans live in areas that suffered through at least 100 days of poor air quality due to air pollution in 2018, according to a new report by Environment America Research & Policy Center, Frontier Group and U.S.
CleanTechnica
JANUARY 21, 2020
Last week's top stories on CleanTechnica included Andy Miles explaining why Tesla vehicles cut pollution rather than causing more pollution, a rundown of how Tesla's "full stack disruption" sets it apart from the auto crowd, and yet another comparison of the Tesla Model 3 and Tesla Model.
CleanTechnica
MARCH 6, 2020
Nitrogen dioxide emissions in China have plunged since the coronavirus outbreak. Is there a lesson we can learn from that? Fossil Fuels China coronavirus earth observatory esa NASA nitrogen dioxide emissions over China
GreenTechMedia
APRIL 10, 2020
The world is experiencing a sudden, dramatic drop in all kinds of air pollution. The skies are dramatically different. People can hear birds they didn’t even know were there, and see landscapes that have been shrouded for decades.
The Environmental Blog
MARCH 4, 2020
The question remains, however, how much do they actually help in the reduction of pollution? The US is one of the countries with the highest number of motorized vehicles per capita, with a fleet of well over 250 million.
CleanTechnica
OCTOBER 5, 2019
To attach pollutants to that ingenious reach is counter to intelligence and consciousness. Water goes everywhere. It reaches places and distances that other things can't with such flexibility and ingenuity.
Envirotec Magazine
MARCH 20, 2020
People living in polluted cities are more at risk from Covid-19, according to health experts cited in a 16 March report from the European Public Health Alliance (EPHA), an advocacy group. Even the latest diesel engines emit dangerous levels of pollution.
CleanTechnica
APRIL 14, 2020
"Tesla isn't a company. It's a global revolution for clean energy, state-of-the-art mobility, & a better future," a well known podcaster named Viv tweeted earlier today. I wanted to elaborate on that.
Envirotec Magazine
JANUARY 24, 2020
The Pollution Pavillion was designed in collaboration with artists Climate and Cities and King’s College London. Four out of five Britons are worried that UK air pollution limits don’t match WHO guidelines. pollution particles. • pollution.
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