Blueair-TMALL Research on Indoor Air Pollution

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Blueair-TMALL Research on Indoor Air Pollution

A survey of Chinese families’ awareness of indoor air pollution carried out by Blueair in cooperation with Alibaba’s TMALL reveals that two-thirds of Chinese parents worry about the air quality in their homes.
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