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How the U.S. State Department started a Chinese environmental movement (Part 1 of 4)

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The U.S. Embassy in China used air quality monitoring to change the course of health and air pollution in China – but that progress is under threat. See why.

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Shanghai bookstore partners with IQAir

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IQAir named Global Innovations Award New Product winner

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In-car air pollution

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Efficiency Vermont Chooses AirVisual

AirVisual air quality monitoring helps Efficiency Vermont customers achieve greater energy efficiency. Learn more. Read More >

China Resources Ltd provides employees with clean air

China Resources Land (CR Land), is one of the most powerful integrated real estate developers in Mainland China. Now, CR Land takes that ethos a step further by bringing in IQAir to provide clean air for their employees. Read More >

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Air pollution affects likelihood, severity of flu

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How indoor air quality affects frequency, severity of common colds

More than 1 billion cases of the common cold occur every year in the United States alone. Your air quality determines how often you get sick. Learn more. Read More >

City dwellers beware - here’s what’s hiding in your air

Increased population density causes urban buildings to be more likely to suffer dirty air, with elevated levels of PM2.5, formaldehyde and asbestos - all of which can threaten your health and wellbeing. Awareness to the dangers and sources of these h Read More >