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A separate review of health studies found a lack of research on the effect of air pollution breathed in by more than 2 million civilians and military personnel who work at airports worldwide.
A study has revealed the concentrations of ultrafine particles breathed in by airline passengers.
Ultrafine particles are impossible to see and are often missed by conventional monitoring techniques, and therefore they are not covered by air pollution laws.
Ultrafine particles are impossible to see and are often missed by conventional monitoring techniques, and therefore they are not covered by air pollution laws.
Air passengers exposed to extremely high levels of ultrafine particle pollution, study finds
Levels during boarding and taxiing were far above those defined as high by the World Health Organization
www.theguardian.com
December 12, 2025 at 5:53 PM
A separate review of health studies found a lack of research on the effect of air pollution breathed in by more than 2 million civilians and military personnel who work at airports worldwide.