Dear all Eco-Generation members, 

Did you all enjoy reading about the energy column series that was published before?

We hope that it was able to provide a better understanding of petroleum to all of you.

This time, we're going to start a new series of column by our expert, and the second topic is going to be about fine dust.

Before we begin, let's first go over and clarify what fine dust is.

Fine dust is generally consisted of tiny particles with diameters of less than 10 micron. They are consider to be a huge contributor to air pollution because it can be a potential cause for various diseases related to respiratory systems and also increases the risk of cancer.

So, now you may be wondering, how are they formed, and what can we do to stop them?

To find out the answers to these questions, please read our column that will be released every Tuesdays at (Resources → Air Tab).

Schedule:

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(1) The real culprit of fine dust in life! – September 10th, 2019

(2) The global village suffering from fine dust, seeking solutions with international cooperation - September 17th, 2019  

(3) Fine Dust, the Key is Science and Technology! - September 24th, 2019