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INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS FOR THE DETECTION OF AIR POLLUTION IN THE EUROPEAN URBAN SPACE
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The global collapse of the environment is inevitable. Developed states should work alongside developing countries to make sure that their economies do not contribute to increasing pollution problems. Today's politicians should think about supporting pollution reduction programs rather than expanding industrialization as much as possible. Environmental conservation strategies should be accepted on a global scale, and people should start thinking about a significant reduction in energy consumption without sacrificing comfort. In other words, with current technology available, the global destruction of the environment could be stopped. Measures to combat pollution have been adopted a few years ago. The high chimneys used by the industries and their filters do not remove the pollutants by propelling them into the upper layers of the atmosphere, so it is considered to be possible to reduce the concentration of pollutants in the area where they occur. Through this article we intend to bring to attention the problem of air pollution in the European urban space and to propose innovative solutions following the research carried out.
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