Air pollution has traditionally been managed by measuring what is already happening. Monitoring stations record concentrations of pollutants, environmental agencies publish air-quality readings, and public authorities respond when pollution reaches concerning levels. This approach is essential, but it is largely reactive. By the time a monitoring network detects a severe pollution episode, people may already […]
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