Natural Air Filtration: Potted Plants for Management of Sick Building Syndrome
Cherike K Marak,
Pori Das,
GITARTHA KALITA
Abstract:Air pollution is a pressing issue that warrants attention. It is crucial to comprehend the impact of air pollution on human health. With the rapid growth of industry and urbanization, the air we breathe has become hazardous to our well-being. Moreover, because people spend most of their time indoors, the risk of exposure to toxic pollutants indoors is higher. Inorganic gases and biological factors also contribute to indoor pollution, and these contaminants can cause Sick Building Syndrome, which can result in … Show more
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