Fog found to be alive with pollution-eating bacteria
Researchers at Arizona State University have discovered that fog is far more alive than it appears, finding that bacteria living inside tiny fog droplets are not only surviving, they are actively growing and helping remove harmful pollutants from the air.
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Calls for a Clean Air Act as rural pollution rivals that in cities
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Over three-quarters of NHS hospital sites have no EV chargers
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Post-pandemic cycling boom shows safety in numbers
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London businesses offered free cargo bike trial
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E-scooter legalisation urgently needed, open letter warns PM
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States sue US EPA over missed air pollution deadline
A coalition of 10 states is suing the US Environmental Protection Agency, accusing the agency
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Fog found to be alive with pollution-eating bacteria
Researchers at Arizona State University have discovered that fog is far more alive than it
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New sensor detects hidden nano-scale pollution in minutes
A new sensing technology developed by researchers at TU Wien could dramatically change how scientists
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Fog found to be alive with pollution-eating bacteria
Researchers at Arizona State University have discovered that fog is far more alive than it
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Industrial emissions could delay ozone layer recovery by seven years
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