First the science bit: The 10m by 20m poster is coated with microscopic, pollution-eating nanoparticles of titanium dioxide. It's the same stuff they use for self-cleaning windows, apparently.

The winning poster from a schools' competition will be used in Reading to highlight air pollution awareness. The design was created as part of the Clean Air Living Matters (CALM) programme, which ...

For “Pollution Pods,” Michael Pinsky has painstakingly recreated the air quality, smell and temperature of global cities in a series of connecting domes.

The 200 square metre advertisement is able to remove nitric oxide from the air in the same way a self-cleaning window would. Scientists say the poster, which displays a poem entitled 'In Praise of ...

The posters, which can be digitally designed or scanned from a hand-drawn design, should contain a message on air pollution. The best poster designs will be featured on the web portal.

Drury Way, Wembley, north-west London, sample collected in August 2020 Working alongside scientists from the London Air Quality Network, part of Imperial College London (ICL), Marina was given ...

Imperial County, California — a majority-Latino agricultural community near the U.S.-Mexico border — has some of the worst air pollution in the country.

A hard-hitting poster campaign highlighting the health risks posed by London's dangerous air pollution levels is to go on display across the Tube network. Posters featuring stomach-churning images ...

An art campaign to raise awareness about the impact of air pollution on children’s health has hit the streets of Southampton.

A scientist and an award winning poet, both at the University of Sheffield, have made a giant poster that uses nanotechnology to gobble up the pollution.