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Industrial odour control, a solution for reducing odour pollution
Industrial odour control is a best practice. After all, odour pollution, depending on its frequency and intensity, can trigger various health-related disorders such as insomnia, headaches or dizziness. This type of pollution is, in fact, a common cause of complaint...
How is the air quality near schools?
Time slot between 8.30 a.m. and 9 a.m. on a weekday. The place, the entrance to a school. Dozens of parents "unload" their children from idling cars stopped on a double queue. In the background, the roaring traffic speeding in and out of the city. The scene looks...
Smart city and sustainable development grants for a greener Europe
With the most critical phase of the pandemic over, Europe is returning to the path of growth by making smart cities and sustainable development two important pivots of the recovery strategy. Promoting projects in these two areas is crucial as they open the door to...
Industrial emissions control: solutions for a cleaner future
Industrial emissions control has become one of the most urgent environmental challenges of our time due to its critical impact on public health. Respiratory diseases, cardiovascular conditions, and cancer are directly linked to exposure to air pollutants, resulting in...
The outdoor air pollution measuring device you’ve been waiting for, Kunak AIR Lite
Offering the best solutions for real-time air quality monitoring is one of our main commitments. And we have been doing so since we launched our first air pollution measuring device Kunak AIR in 2015. In recent years, we have grown to become a benchmark in the design...
Hybrid air quality monitoring networks, taking monitoring to new standards of excellence
HIGHLIGHTS Hybrid air quality monitoring networks are one of the best ways to extend air quality monitoring in environments as heterogeneous as urban areas, where various emission sources are concentrated. The use of sensor-based air quality measurement stations such...
Prescribed fires, reconciling agricultural practice and air quality
HIGHLIGHTS Fire used in a controlled way is an element that humans have used in agriculture since ancient times. The smoke released from these agricultural controlled burns changes the air quality due to the gases and particulate matter. Real-time monitoring of...
Environmental impact of the cement industry: challenges and technological solutions
The environmental impact of the cement industry is particularly evident in the release of particulate matter (PM10, PM4, PM2.5, and PM1), along with emissions of other pollutants such as nitrogen oxides (NOx) and sulfur dioxide (SO2). Additionally, the carbon...