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Three-Year Campus Study Reveals How Bangkok’s Haze Season Seeps Into
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Three-Year Campus Study Reveals How Bangkok’s Haze Season Seeps Into
Fine particulate matter is one of the most insidious pollutants in modern cities, small enough to slip past the body’s natural defenses and lodge deep in the lungs. While most people assume that stepping indoors offers an escape from urban smog, a new three-year study from Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok shows that the boundary between […]
Three-Year Campus Study Reveals How Bangkok's Haze Season Seeps Into
A three-year monitoring campaign at Chulalongkorn University in Bangkok shows that seasonal haze and traffic pollution infiltrate university buildings, with indoor-to-outdoor ratios varying dramatically by building design and ventilation.
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