New study aims to highlight pollution risks of megacity street canyons

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A novel study undertaken by an international collaboration of universities – headed by King's College London – aims to assess the impact of toxic fumes and other pollutants on the residents of high-rise buildings. Such studies are becoming increasingly important to metropolitan areas where real estate is scarce, forcing us to build ever upwards in order to satiate the ever-increasing need for accommodation... Continue Reading New study aims to highlight pollution risks of megacity street canyons

Section: Health and Wellbeing

Tags: High-rise, Hong Kong, Kings College, Pollution

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