Globally, indoor air pollution is a major concern for people, particularly in urban areas where pollution levels are typically higher. According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), indoor air ...

Coughing. Burning eyes. Stuffy nose. If these are chronic problems for you, indoor air pollution could be to blame. A home or office can harbor asthma- and allergy-causing gases and air particles.

Across the world there are a wide range of reasons for indoor air pollution like; cooking using open fires and stoves that burn solid fuels like wood, dung or coal. These produce carbon dioxide ...

Indoor air pollution has been a hot topic over the past few years thanks to a growing body of research that found that different cooking tools, including gas stoves and Teflon pans, can make you sick.

"Air fryers produce a tiny fraction of the indoor air pollution emitted by other cooking methods including pan and deep frying." The study used a "campus-based research kitchen to bridge the gap ...

View Full Profile. Learn about our Editorial Policies. The COVID-19 pandemic has sparked newfound interest in indoor air quality. People are now thinking about how virus particles can spread indoors, ...