The Power of Clean Air

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The Power of Clean Air

Seven out of 10 Milennials, Gen Z and Gen X worry about the air they breathe at home and at work according to new research. People in China, India, South Korea, the UK and the US, show an increased concern for indoor air quality, restricting personal freedom and influencing decisions on where to live, work, dine, work-out and holiday, as well as choice of schools for children.
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