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Published 13 Jun 2014 Last modified 21 Mar 2023

Topics: Air pollution Environment and health

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We spend a large part of our time indoors - in our homes, workplaces, schools or shops. Certain air pollutants can exist in high concentrations in indoor spaces and can trigger health problems.

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