I've loved being in India. My first time.

I am shocked by how normalized Indians are to poor air quality. Breathing the air is like smoking multiple cigarettes a day. Yet no one wears a mask or has air filters in their indoor environments.

India has an amazing opportunity;…

You’re better off spending the money on more leg room

@AlanLevinovitz Soon, quantity of life will be considered quality of life

Let’s hang Bengaluru

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4.iii/ Use HEPA filters at your home

Using a high-quality air filter in your HVAC system is the most effective measure to reduce indoor PM 2.5 levels. Look for a MERV filter rated at 13-16.

Supplement with Efficiency Particulate Air HEPA filters to further purify your indoor…

4.iv/ Grow indoor plants

Green plants are known to improve indoor air quality by reducing the levels of carbon dioxide, increasing humidity and air circulation, as well as detoxifying the air by photoremediation. (14)

4.i/ Monitor air quality and regulate outdoor activity accordingly

Monitor air quality AQI and regulate your outdoor activity accordingly

Air quality can massively fluctuate from day to day based on the level of harmful fuel burning, weather, and natural conditions. When…

4.ii/ Use efficient masks outside

If you live in a city with poor air quality, breathing through an efficient filtration facemask can have enormous benefits.

In a study in Delhi, M50 facemasks were found to reduce short-term mortality linked to air pollution by 49%, followed…

4/ How to prevent air pollution from harming your health?

i. Monitor air quality
ii. Use efficient masks outside
iii. Use HEPA filters at your home
iv. Grow indoor green plants