We often talk about air quality today, but have you ever considered how much our air quality has changed since the 1980’s? With government interventions we’ve seen a reduction in pollution and the ozone hole over the past forty years.
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Air pollution can have a significant affect on pregnancy – from low birth weight to long-term health issues. Learn how you can protect your unborn child.
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According to the “State of the Air” 2021 report from the American Lung Association, four out of ten Americans live in counties with unhealthy levels of air pollution. That’s roughly 135 million people living in areas that have extremely high levels of either ozone or particle pollution. Nearly 20 million of Americans live in counties that have high levels of both.
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AirPurifiers.com looks at the trends and forecast for the 2022 wildfire season, along with which states are at a high risk for a significant wildfire this year. We review which air purifiers are best for removing wildfire smoke and carbon from your home.
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To answer that question, it’s important to understand how air quality monitors work. The devices monitor air quality by using different sensors, but often the sensors are cheaply made and inaccurate. It’s easy to make a sensor; it is costly to make a well-calibrated one. So, depending on the one you buy, your data can be questionable.
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The AQI is broken down into color-coded categories. Each category represents a different level of concern and comes with an explanation about the air quality for a particular area. The AQI also indicates who may be affected and ways you can cut down on your exposure to air pollutions.
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Wildfire smoke can remain in the atmosphere for months depending on how long the fires burn and can significantly affect air quality even thousands of miles away. In fact, wildfire’s smoke particles become even more toxic as they travel further from the fire zone.
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While individuals with specific health concerns or allergies can have more significant reactions, the average human can get sick and experience long-term effects from wildfire smoke inhalation.
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Babies and children are more at risk for indoor air pollution because the body’s defense to fight off infections is also not fully developed until the child comes into adulthood. This is one reason children have more respiratory infections than adults do and why they struggle with air pollution more than adults.
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Many health benefits come from activated carbon filters, along with the added peace of mind it can give you knowing your air is being cleaned.
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Our houses can be the most susceptible to air pollution’s harmful effects on the human body because it can show itself in all physical forms
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Your and your family’s health is a significant concern, and an air purifier will help you avoid allergies, respiratory illness, diseases, and more. To effectively remove wildfire smoke from your home, you need an air purifier that includes a HEPA filter and an activated carbon filter.
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