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晚上9:24

Monitor the air quality data at anywhere and anytime! And most of all, you can access data from up to 250 meters at once! Find out ...

Monitor the air quality data at anywhere and anytime! And most of all, you can access data from up to 250 meters at once! Find out more of our latest "Cumulate Wireless Air Quality Monitor System"  with user-friendly UI at here.http://goo.gl/N2EkL6 Cumulate’s Wireless Air Quality Monitor System allows you to manage indoor air quality level of different places with user-friendly interface at anywhere and anytime.   The main features of the Cumulate’s Wireless Air Quality Monitor System - Cloud version are:   Easy Data Access: Access data via your PC, mobile phone and tablet anywhere and anytime Manage: User-friendly...

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下午5:36

A recent study conducted at Harvard University shows that buildings with better air quality significantly improves people’s productiv...

A recent study conducted at Harvard University shows that buildings with better air quality significantly improves people’s productivity. Green office environments linked with higher cognitive function scores For immediate release: October 26, 2015 Boston, MA – People who work in well-ventilated offices with below-average levels of indoor pollutants and carbon dioxide (CO2) have significantly higher cognitive functioning scores—in crucial areas such as responding to a crisis or developing strategy—than those who work in offices with typical levels, according to a new study from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health’s Center for Health and the Global Environment, SUNY Upstate Medical University,...

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下午6:25

"Children living in areas with high level of air pollution have an increased risk of disease such as asthma and bronchitis, and the...

"Children living in areas with high level of air pollution have an increased risk of disease such as asthma and bronchitis, and the prospect of a permanent reduction in lung capacity" Air pollution stunting children's lungs, study finds A six-year study finds children living in highly polluted parts of cities have up to 10 per cent less lung capacity than normal, with warnings the damage could be permanent By Laura Donnelly, Health Editor  11:00AM GMT 25 Oct 2015 High levels of air pollution are stunting the growth of children’s lungs, a major study has found. Eight and nine-year-olds living in...

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晚上7:56

Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) appear in everywhere near us.  Children are especially vulnerable and easily affected by the VOCs. ...

Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) appear in everywhere near us. Children are especially vulnerable and easily affected by the VOCs. Plastic track removed at local kindergarten after students developed allergic symptoms By Yang Meiping | October 21, 2015, Wednesday |  ONLINE EDITION THE newly laid plastic track in a kindergarten in Songjiang District was removed last night after parents complained that it had pungent odor and might have caused nosebleed, skin rash and cough among kids. The city education commission also said last night that it has launched a citywide inspection in all new plastic tracks laid this year and other...

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凌晨2:59

As the ongoing haze in Indonesia is getting worse, it will affect more and more people in neaby countries, such as Singapore and Malays...

As the ongoing haze in Indonesia is getting worse, it will affect more and more people in neaby countries, such as Singapore and Malaysia. Indonesia indicates it will accept Singapore’s offer to help fight haze PUBLISHED: 9:45 PM, OCTOBER 7, 2015 www.todayonline.com SINGAPORE — Indonesia has indicated it will now take up Singapore’s offer to help fight the ongoing haze, Singapore Foreign Minister Vivian Balakrishnan said on Facebook today (Oct 7). Jakarta had declined Singapore’s assistance package several times since the smog descended last month, saying it has the resources to manage. But Dr Balakrishnan wrote last night that his...

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