Particulate matter pollution, consisting of microscopic particles suspended in the air, is a significant environmental and public health concern. These particles vary in size and composition, ranging from coarse dust to fine particles small enough to penetrate deep into the lungs and even enter the bloodstream.
PM pollution arises from diverse sources such as vehicle emissions, industrial activities, agricultural practices, and natural events like wildfires. Once released into the atmosphere, these particles can travel long distances, affecting air quality regionally and globally.
In recent studies, dust in urban environments has been found to be contaminated with heavy polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) in industrial and heavily trafficked areas. PAHs are hazardous,...
Particulate matter pollution, consisting of microscopic particles suspended in the air, is a significant environmental and public health concern. These particles vary in size and composition, ranging...
In many workplaces, dust might seem like a mere nuisance, easily swept away or ignored. However, certain types of dust, known as respirable dust, pose serious health risks to workers. Respirable dust...
A mobile dust containment unit is a mobile work area that traps dust generated by renovation and maintenance activities above ceilings in sensitive environments, like hospitals.
Mobile containment...
Silica dust exposure is very dangerous. It remains a serious threat to nearly two million U.S. workers. Those affected the most by silica dust work in high risk jobs that deal with abrasive...
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