5 Foods to Restore Lung Health After Pneumonia: Jakarta

5 Foods to Restore Lung Health After Pneumonia: Jakarta

Jakarta – Due to poor air quality, pneumonia cases have reportedly increased. To maintain lung health and restore them, try consuming these 5 foods regularly! Due to poor air quality, many people complain of problems with their respiratory and lung health. In fact, reports of pneumonia cases are known to increase, both in adults and … Read more

Metropolis of Lyon. The flare at the Feyzin refinery produces a huge black cloud

Metropolis of Lyon.  The flare at the Feyzin refinery produces a huge black cloud

“Apparently ecology, pollution and respect for the people of Lyon are not the concerns of the managers of the Feyzin refinery,” says Didier, who contacted Progrès, with supporting photo, to show an immense and threatening black cloud rise from the Feyzin refinery. Taken this Sunday, December 3 shortly before 1 p.m., from the Signal de … Read more

Spain’s Air Pollution Protocols: Malaga and Other Cities Lacking Effective Measures

Spain’s Air Pollution Protocols: Malaga and Other Cities Lacking Effective Measures

Only fifteen urban areas in Spain have effective protocols against episodes of air pollution -when the concentration of atmospheric pollutants exceeds health or legal levels- and furthermore, none of them are adapted to the state framework protocol approved in 2021, as Ecologistas en Acción warns this Friday. In this case, Malaga is one of the … Read more

Mapping Pollution in the Rhône Department: Documenting the Traces of Environmental Degradation

Mapping Pollution in the Rhône Department: Documenting the Traces of Environmental Degradation

For several years, Rue89Lyon has documented the various traces of pollution in the Rhône department. Perfluorinated chemicals, ozone peaks, health risks… Find the stigma on this regularly updated map. This article is freely accessible. To support Rue89Lyon, I subscribe. Rue89Lyon Published on October 25, 2023 · Printed on October 25, 2023 at 7:17 a.m. · … Read more

Declaring a War on Cars: A Conversation with Doug Gordon on the Tension Between Automobiles and People

Declaring a War on Cars: A Conversation with Doug Gordon on the Tension Between Automobiles and People

00:04 Davion Ford Welcome to Better ‌Cities by Design, a podcast brought to‌ you by Arcadis where we talk to changemakers⁤ who are‌ working to make our cities ‌better places ⁢for people to live, work and ‌play. I’m ‌your ​host, Davion Ford. This week we’re going to New York City for a conversation with Doug … Read more

An Interview with Maxime Kieffer: Sewerin’s Approach to the Future and Sustainable Solutions

An Interview with Maxime Kieffer: Sewerin’s Approach to the Future and Sustainable Solutions

Three questions to… Maxime Kieffer,responsable commercial et marketing Sewerin #1. Sewerin is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year. How is the group approaching the future? Sewerin is a German family company – whose fourth generation is now at the helm – which has 350 employees worldwide. In France, near Strasbourg, there are a little more … Read more

The Earth is No Longer Safe: Scientists Warn of Planetary Boundaries

The Earth is No Longer Safe: Scientists Warn of Planetary Boundaries

Jakarta – Scientists state that the Earth has exceeded the limits of being a safe place for humans or out of habitability standards. This is related to the many problems faced, such as pollution, depletion of the ozone layer, and climate change. In research published in the journal Science Advancesan international team of 29 experts … Read more

Exploring Alternatives to Distance Learning in the Face of Air Pollution

Exploring Alternatives to Distance Learning in the Face of Air Pollution

Jakarta – Head of the Communication Bureau of the Ministry of Health (Kemenkes RI) Dr. Siti Nadia Tarmizi said that so far there has been no talk of re-implementing distance learning (PJJ) in the midst of high pollution from DKI to South Tangerang. According to him, there are many options that can be done, instead … Read more

Discovery of Microplastics in Human Heart Tissues Raises Concerns about Plastic Pollution’s Impact on Health

Discovery of Microplastics in Human Heart Tissues Raises Concerns about Plastic Pollution’s Impact on Health

Jakarta – Microplastics have been discovered for the first time in the human heart and its innermost tissues. The consequences of finding microplastics in the heart for human health are still unknown. But this latest study is yet another grim reminder of how serious the world’s plastic pollution is. In one study, scientists at Beijing … Read more

Antarctic Sea Ice Hits Record Low as Global Temperatures Rise

Antarctic Sea Ice Hits Record Low as Global Temperatures Rise

Antarctic sea ice extent has shrunk to its lowest level on record this year as a result of rising global temperatures. Antarctic iceberg, taken last January. (2023 REUTERS/Natalie Thomas/File Photo) SINGAPORE (Reuters) – Antarctic sea ice extent has shrunk to its lowest level on record this year as a result of rising global temperatures. Researchers … Read more