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What's on the air we breathe? In many densely populated urban areas, motor vehicle emissions constitute one of the major sources of air pollution.

Main motor vehicle emissions - particulate matter PM10, PM2.5 - were recently designated a Group I carcinogen by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC). However up until today, air quality measurement and monitoring remains inaccessible to private individuals and small business because existing solutions are prohibitively expensive and not user friendly. The goal of the project is

German court rules cities can ban diesel cars to tackle pollution 27/02/2018

One of Germany’s top courts has ruled that heavily polluting vehicles can be banned from the urban centres of Stuttgart and Düsseldorf, a landmark ruling that could dramatically hit the value of diesel cars.

German court rules cities can ban diesel cars to tackle pollution Landmark ruling could cause traffic chaos and dramatically hit the value of diesel vehicles

Babies' brains 'damaged by pollution' 06/12/2017

Seventeen million babies under the age of one are breathing toxic air, putting their brain development at risk, the UN children's agency has warned.

Babies' brains 'damaged by pollution' Toxic air is putting the brain development of millions of infants under one at risk, Unicef says.

With particles, size really matters 12/06/2017

In 1996, the Scottish scientist Anthony Seaton put forward a new theory about the health problems from modern air pollution. Throughout our evolution, we have always lived with dusts, but Seaton suggested that the problems from modern air pollution were due to the sheer number of tiny pollution particles that we are now exposed to.

With particles, size really matters Pollutionwatch Engineers call them nano-particles, and standing beside a busy road, we inhale them in truly astonishing numbers

Stuttgart residents sue mayor for 'bodily harm' caused by air pollution 02/03/2017

Stuttgart residents sue mayor for 'bodily harm' caused by air pollution

Stuttgart residents sue mayor for 'bodily harm' caused by air pollution To highlight the dangerous air quality in the German city, which breached EU limits 25 times in January, two neighbours lodged a criminal complaint against city officials. Popular resistance to Stuttgart’s pollution problem is growing

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