CLEAN AIR INTELLIGENCE CENTER
Clean Air on the Menu
Posted on: December 27, 2016 | By Mike Booth
Some people seek out restaurants based on their exotic preparations. And some for exemplary service. And some folks even look for restaurants that provide lo-fi fare—comfort food that is no frills, no waiting. But now, in Delhi, India, you can seek out a restaurant that features purified air. That’s because several restaurants have installed air […]
Jean Steckle Childcare Centre Comes up Fresh
Posted on: December 21, 2016 | By Mike Booth
THE PROBLEM Diapers. Lots and lots of diapers. Because the Jean Steckle Childcare Centre in Kitchener, Ontario caters to infants and toddlers, staff at the YWCA center were either changing diapers, disposing of them, or checking the children to see if a change was needed. And a change was needed. That’s because diaper stations were […]
Personal Purification Hits China
Posted on: December 14, 2016 | By Mike Booth
It’s no surprise that China has some of the worst air quality in the world: rapid industrialization, unchecked and unregulated factory growth, a spike in automobile traffic in cities and a dependence on coal-fired energy has made most days in metropolitan areas a dim haze of sooty air and unhealthy conditions. In August of 2015, […]
Get Ready…It’s Coming.
Posted on: December 7, 2016 | By Mike Booth
It’s on its way—and we don’t mean Santa’s sleigh. No, we’re talking about another cold and flu season, because once the weather gets colder, all those doors and windows get shut tight. And that means indoor spaces and recirculated air will be rife with trapped germs and viruses. Given the majority of people spends upwards […]
Talk About a Carbon Footprint!
Posted on: November 30, 2016 | By Mike Booth
We’ve previously reported about efforts to recycle pollution into usable products, like paint and inks derived from captured air pollution. Now, however, researchers are reducing a carbon footprint by making a carbon footprint. Energy company NRG has devised a way to capture carbon dioxide spewing from power plants and turning that into a polymer, which […]