A chemical-sniffing van equipped with air quality sensors has revealed how heat amplifies pollution in urban areas. The mobile lab detected higher levels of harmful compounds like benzene and toluene on hot days compared to cooler ones. This research highlights the impact of temperature on air quality and the need for effective pollution control measures.
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Trade-promoting UK departments face ‘up to 40%’ staff cuts, warn insiders
Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects favorite stories in this free weekly newsletter highlighting potential job cuts in UK government departments focused on attracting investment and promoting exports, despite promises to boost economic growth. Plans for headcount reductions and restructuring are underway, including merging the Office for Investment with the business department's investment directorate, aiming to strengthen regional investment propositions and improve trade performance post-Brexit. The British Chambers of Commerce expresses concerns about potential...
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