particulates

How Can Exposure to Particulates be Reduced?

Reducing exposure to particulates involves both personal and policy-level interventions:
- Personal Measures: Using air purifiers, wearing masks, and avoiding outdoor activities during high pollution periods.
- Policy Measures: Implementing stricter emission controls, promoting cleaner technologies, and increasing green spaces in urban areas.

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