Most effective way to tackle air pollution

Did you know that more people die in Iran from air pollution than are killed when they drive?
Unfortunately, according to the statistics of the Ministry of Health and Forensic Medicine Organisation, more than 20,000 people die every year in Iran from breathing polluted air!
Air pollution is still considered a severe threat to people's health despite all the precautions and programs implemented by environmental organizations, municipalities, traffic and transport authorities, and related bodies, especially in metropolitan and industrial cities. Of course, the high number of deaths caused by air pollution isn't unique to Iran, and according to the World Health Organization's statistics, more than 6 million people around the world are dying each year from air pollution!

In this article, you will learn more about the primary air pollutants and the main factors of air pollution, the health risks they pose, and the most effective way to deal with air pollution; for more information, please stay with us until the end of this article and, given the seriousness of this risk, inform your friends about its essential content.

To know the most important and most common pollutants in the air

The types of the most important and most common contaminants in the air are as follows

• Carbon dioxide (CO)
• Carbon monoxide (NO)
• Nitrogen dioxide (NO2)
• Particulate matter (PM)
• Sulfur dioxide (SO2)
• Ammonia (NH3)
• And...

It should be noted that the elements mentioned above are very harmful pollutants, which are considered to be a severe risk to the health of people and, in fact, cause respiratory diseases, cardiovascular diseases, allergies, etc., in many people. Take care of children, adults, and patients during air pollution!

The effects of air pollution in different people usually start in the form of headaches, eye irritation, increased heart rate, and blood pressure, and if persistent, cause permanent and devastating effects and lesions in the body of people, especially older people, and children.

The leading causes of pollution in the air:

Learning more about the leading causes of air pollution and its risks is essential before looking at the most effective way to tackle it.

• Every year, billions of tonnes of carbon dioxide gas are released into the atmosphere due to the burning of fossil fuels.
• Cars produce the most significant amount of toxic, odorless, and colorless carbon monoxide gas.
• Nitrogen dioxide is a by-product of the combustion of materials at high temperatures.
• Suspended particulates include all micro-liquids and micro-solids (except pure water) dispersed in the air.
• Some sulfur is present in diesel fuel and oil. When these fuels are burned, sulfur dioxide is released.
• Ammonia is mainly produced by the use of chemical fertilizers in agriculture.

Other sources of airborne particulate matter include dust from urban activities, construction, the friction of the tires of millions of cars with the asphalt surface of roads, microscopic bugs like mites and gnats, insecticides, and other chemicals. The use of insecticides and pesticides, the incineration of plastic waste, and even air freshener sprays contribute to air pollution.

Note: The microscopic size of these pollutants causes tiny and dangerous particles to penetrate the lungs and the bloodstream, causing blood concentration, headaches, bronchitis, respiratory diseases, cardiovascular problems, etc.

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Using an air purifier is the most effective way to tackle air pollution

In the winter season, due to the phenomenon of air inversion, there is more air pollution near the earth's surface. It is necessary to take more care outside during this season, such as using standard masks, eating light and easily digestible food, drinking at least one glass of milk a day, avoiding long walks, etc.

However, as you know, air pollution does not only exist outdoors. When air pollution is widespread, harmful pollutants in the outdoor air find their way into indoor spaces and the environment in many ways, such as opening and closing doors and windows. People find work.

Nowadays, due to the volume and distribution of all kinds of airborne particles, gases, bacteria, various odors, dust, etc., especially in the air of large cities, the use of an air purifier is no longer a choice but one of the most critical requirements. It has become essential for urban life.

Pollutants in the air enter the lungs through the respiratory system and are then absorbed into people's blood and, according to scientific research, enter the circulatory system in just 20 minutes, causing headaches, increased blood concentration, and systolic blood pressure, especially in adults. Older people are at home (or at work), which significantly increases the risk of heart attack and stroke in this age group.

Air pollution also causes other long-term effects in different people. The most important are respiratory allergies, chronic bronchitis, and, in some people, lung cancer.

In some countries, using air purifiers in the workplace is mandatory. Employers are required to comply with it because the standard air purifier (with pre-filter, HEPA filter, activated charcoal filter, and electrostatic filter) can absorb a significant amount (97%) of particles suspended in the air at home or at work, providing clean and healthy air for occupants to breathe.

Standard air purifiers from reputable brands have been tested and approved by the World Health Organisation and proven effective when used as directed. Due to the time many people spend indoors (home and workplace), using an air purifier is logical and necessary. Until now, the best and most effective way to deal with air pollution has been to use an air purifier. The air is complete and standard.

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