Sentence examples for particle air from inspiring English sources

According to the Lancet report, by a consortium of universities working in conjunction with the UN, Asia loses more than 50m years of healthy life from fine particle air pollution per year.

While rural areas fare well, city-dwellers are badly affected and in some parts of London as many as one in 12 deaths can be partly attributed to the effects of particle air pollution.

"Big Coal" includes a chilling quotation from Joel Schwartz, a public health researcher who produced some of the first detailed studies of the toxic effects of air pollution: "I see more people dying of particle air pollution than are dying of AIDS, and I need to call people's attention to that".

Acoustic noise and particle air pollution are among the most prominent environmental stressors in cities.

This article presents an experimental evaluation of a specially designed quartz tube solid particle air receiver.

Particle behaviour is well predicted and this model seems to be adapted to predict indoor particle air quality in buildings.

"The bad news is that fine-particle air pollution is even more toxic than we thought before," he said.

The World Health Organisation says fine-particle air pollution is responsible for about 42,000 premature deaths in France each year.

The Environmental Protection Agency announced yesterday that it wanted to add New York City's suburbs to the list of areas it believes are not meeting federal small-particle air pollution standards.

Small-particle air pollution along the corridor dropped to 48 micrograms per cubic meter from 74, and summer temperatures are now often five degrees cooler than those of nearby areas, according to data cited by city officials.

This value matches the effectiveness of the G4 coarse particles air filter in use in the showcase.