Air quality news
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Air Quality Across Different Brussels Metro Stations
With its intricate network of metro stations, Brussels serves as a crucial artery for daily commuters and tourists alike.
The quality of air within these subterranean hubs remains a pressing concern. In this blog post, we dive deeper into the air quality across various metro stations in Brussels, focusing on the concentrations of PM2.5 and PM10—two of the most harmful pollutants to human health…
Air Quality in Belgium
The importance of good ambient air quality in cities has finally received high recognition over the past few years, thanks to more and more evidence proving the direct link of air pollution to premature death rates. In addition, the long-awaited update on safe air pollution limits released by WHO in 2021 has made many people think about the quality of the air they breathe. To address this important question, the Airscan team …
Airscan Launches Air Quality Campaign in Brussels
From the 1st to the 14th of February, Airscan launched an air quality campaign in Brussels. For two weeks, air quality was measured at 8 different locations in the same number of municipalities of the capital. With this campaign, Airscan wants to shed light on the importance of clean air, especially in a busy city such as Brussels.
Airscan Obtains ISO 17025 Accreditation
Airscan celebrates a successful 2023 with international expansion and achieving BELAC accreditation for ISO/IEC 17025:2017, recognizing their commitment to high-quality services. The accreditation enhances credibility and positions Airscan as a trusted partner for Real Estate clients pursuing Green Building certifications.
Back To School: “Clean Air for our Kids” project by Airscan and Belfius
Today we celebrate the restart of the academic year. Already as a tradition, this year our team will continue helping schools all around Belgium with Indoor Air Quality monitoring and improvement. Discover more about “Clean Air for Our Kids” project in our last video, recorded in the Open Air School in Schilde at the end of the last academic year.
Airscan and Belfius join forces once again in a new project: Pure Cities
Following the successful launch of the “Clean air for our children” project (Beats for Planet), which aims to improve air quality in schools, Airscan and Belfius are extending their collaboration with a new project: Pure Cities. This time, the project aims to map and improve air quality in Belgian cities.
E.U. proposed to review the current version of the ambient air quality directive
The main scope of the revision is to develop a new set of stricter threshold limits which will be used from 2030 and align the vision with the WHO global air quality guidelines updated in 2021.
The bigger picture of air quality impact
Air pollution is one of the most underestimated problems we face in modern history. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that air pollution is responsible for about 7 million premature deaths worldwide. Although health consequences are not to be overlooked, there’s a bigger picture that we need to look at.
Car-Free Sunday 2022 impact on air quality in Brussels
Car-Free Sunday 2022 impact on air quality in Brussels Context Outdoor air pollution is a major public health issue, according to the WHO, air pollution