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Rising
air pollution is a big problem. Air pollution can cause both short
term and long term effects on health. In fact 40,000 deaths each year
in the UK are linked to toxic air levels. The severity of this
invisible killer is highlighted in the fact that one girl's tragic
death could mark the first death certificate to have 'toxic air' cited as the primary cause of death.
With
toxic air impacting on our health it is no surprise that people are
considering what they can do to tackle air pollution.
Looking
at our carbon footprint and making positive changes to lower our
carbon footprint can help fight against rising air pollution.
Another
way to change toxin levels in the air is to look at things that will
clean the air – PLANTS! Thankfully there are a number of plants
that can be grown in your garden and community areas that are ideal
for fighting air pollution as they help purify and clean the air.
Let's venture outdoors and look at the best plants to help purify,
filter and clean the air.
