A Professor from Imperial College London has said that parents should be advised that
indoor air can be up to five times more toxic than outdoor air - ahead of the six weeks
school holiday.
Startling data has been released from The Department for Environment in their Draft
Air Quality Strategy showing that indoor air features higher levels of carbon monoxide
and PM2.5 as a result of activities such as cooking, devices and cleaning products.
The research has shown poor indoor air quality can lead to a deterioration in brain
functionality, infertility and in later life, dementia.
Imperial College London’s Environmental Research Group has examined a large
range of research published from the past ten years including the Royal College of
Physicians report !Every breath we take: the lifelong impact of air pollution", showing the
impact high levels of C02 can have on brain health.
Nick Munro, Visiting...
