Environmental Testing

This sounds like a respite for our environment, but it’s not. It is predicted that the emissions will bounce back again the next year.

The UN in 2016 reported that a majority of the world’s underdeveloped cities have an air quality much lower than the recommended levels. **

The statistics are worrying. As hazardous gases like carbon dioxide, methane, water vapor, nitrous oxide, and ozone continue to accumulate in our environments, tackling the various issues that arise due to these has become a priority for all sectors **.

Governments need to protect and safeguard their citizens from the respiratory and cardiovascular illnesses that are developed due to polluted environments.

Manufacturing industries need to change their practices to reduce their emissions into the atmosphere. They also need to safeguard their own staff members from any potential issues.

Hospitals, schools and colleges need to consider the quality of their indoor environments and take steps to remedy any problems.