Air pollution is a problem worldwide, also in Europe. In our country, with many sunny days, we must also consider its harmful effects.

We tend to think that pollution is something from cities and due to cars. But, is there also polluted air indoors and can it seriously affect our health?

To reduce pollution in cities, it is important to control the harmful emissions that mix in the air. Traffic and activity in buildings have a lot to do with it.

Radon gas is one of the most difficult poisons to detect that can originate in our homes. To combat it, awareness and appropriate regulations are needed.

What is the future of modern buildings? Undoubtedly, comfort is essential, but above all it is about energy efficiency and the savings of supplies.

Learn about the harmful effects of PM2.5 particles, considered the most polluting in the air today, indoors and outdoors.