What does Air Pollution PM 2.5 do inside children's body and brain? (English)

[@vibhugoel4220]

PM 2.5 levels in Delhi stay between 600-999 in winters.

[@mamamememoo]

Indonesia, pls do something to stop the slash and burn farming. The haze that happens annually is really awful. Don’t you care about your own people and their health? The pollution isn’t just contained to where you are but affects Malaysia, Singapore… I really hope the winds just blow all the haze to Jakarta so the politicians get all the crap air blowing in their face.

[@Kiltoonie]

This is plain silly: what is needed is government action to control this menace. Most poor individuals living in high pollution zones are helpless to protect themselves.

[@zigmazero2879]

I agree on the government part, but this isn't silly. These are real effects, and these are real solutions, though not exactly effective.

[@JeffSmith319]

The alternatives for cooking suggested in the video to people purchasing raw coal or scavenging for wood or biomass are sound. Nothing in the video denies the fact that governments must help provide cleaner and clean energy access to the 3 billion people in the world that either cannot afford electricity to cook or have no access to electricity.

[@dannyb3663]

Helplessness is exactly the word. I'm one of those helpless. Its a feeling of violation, knowing that its somebody else needlessly and deliberately doing it TO you. Its a form of assault. Anything non-consenual that harms your health is an assault. Yet governments care not one jot. Its bizarre. You'd think they'd start education campaigns, then mass arrests of the perpetrators, but no. I live in a first world country, where burning is totally voluntary, and where the authorities encouraged this menace. Its totally their fault and they should compensate me for it. I have lung conditions, and the wood smoke pollution in my area is totally off the scale.

[@HehoiHehoi]

@@dannyb3663 a governments job is not to serve people in their best interests. Governments jobs are to GOVERN. They don’t necessarily care about you, they just want to lead you.

[@djnikmix6801]

People have and are dying world wide from air pollution example hcho, tvoc, pm2.5, pm10 the list goes on the governments in the world have not cleaned up there act for many decades. Im from Sydney Australia do we have air pollution the answer is yes. People that have never smoked in there lives and living the normal life some of the percent of them have died from cancer alone. So for better it is best to give yourself a chance is better to install air purifier systems in house filter the water reverse osmosis if you can at least. The things that are mentioned in the video will give the people a chance to limit the exposure prevention is the key.

[@abdulkadirsevimakcoban4630]

Thank you very informative

[@badkach1066]

The city on this video is Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia.

[@FlySpleen]

Part of the solution is more trees in the living areas. Most cities look like shit with very few trees, and the consequence is we're ruining our future children

[@k-pophei5618]

Good explain!❤️

[@NikolaEON]

Welcome to Serbia PM2.5 heaven...

[@thelast4354]

And for animals the same.

[@cristianmontes5546]

Shout out to the US east coast right now with the Canadian fire

[@mouradkebbal]

أسكن في منطقة غير صناعية لكن وخلال هذا الصيف تزايدت نسبة هذا الملوث إلى درجة أني لا أستطيع الخروج من المنزل في بعض الأيام رغم أني لا أعاني من الربو والحساسية في ما مضى

[@Drebalox]

In Portugal now we have PM2.5 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@michaelsrowland]

can the liver or kidneys not filter the very small particles?

[@WolfgangBear1]

NO!

[@WolfgangBear1]

i'll explain... When i was studying anatomy & physiology i had the wonderful opportunity to visit the Adelaide University morgue. i viewed among many cadavas one of a man who had multitude carbon deposits covering his lungs, large black spots throughout the lungs, when the med student asked my group what we thought would've been the cause, most said he was a cigarette smoker, yet this man never smoked a cigarette in his life, the carbon deposits were caused by pollution, due to him living in Adelaide city, a very small city by world standards & also remembering that this was around 20 years ago. i shudder to think what populous cities are doing to human lungs now!!

[@gonkong5638]

@@WolfgangBear1 my god .

[@mr.musicalscientist9082]

I have a solution. Recently I invented a biofilter that can capture those particles. I need some instructions.

[@visamap]

Thank u all

[@seoexpertsandyrowley6598]

When will our world governments actually "get" this and do something about it?

[@lesiarucker6491]

Very revelational.

[@for-real-tho]

Scary stuff. I guess it's too late for me, I'm 39 and I've just purchased my first air purifier 😄

[@nothingisimpossiblenothing9930]

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[@benxinsai]

what range is bad? above 80? or above 500? can the publisher be more specific?

[@kateforster2214]

No safe level according to world consensus and World Health Organisation (WHO) www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/ambient-(outdoor)-air-quality-and-health

[@DJFrostHeave]

Check your local AQI index, anything over 50 starts to become unhealthy,

[@nittayasmine9772]

Live away from the city and industrial areas near ground zero ...

[@carmella88]

Are we safe inside on these cases ?

[@DJFrostHeave]

Better inside, but you still need an air purifier.

[@rob4197]

Still at risk because most buildings are designed to exchange outside/inside air. Close the windows if more polluted outside and run air purifiers. Baking/frying will raise pm2.5 monitor readings into the hundreds ( open the windows if less polluted ouside then).

[@Yodeal]

Im trying to concentrate for a monograph, but I cannot due to pollution 😎

[@Jim-be9vq]

Call the E P A the more people who call,the better.

[@moorsirv]

Mini karl benz

[@sonyasever7625]

and guess who create these particles? People! 🤡🤡🤡🤡

[@awakken4709]

:(