The Future Laboratory

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Stat: Walkable cities bring benefits to citizens

According to a report from the Institute for Transportation & Development Policy (ITDP), Hong Kong is the world’s most walkable city.

Transit Custom Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) by Ford, Germany

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Technology

Ford vans that automatically cut urban pollution

The car brand is using geofencing to switch Ford vans to emission-free electric mode in certain areas.

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Technology

Are clean air zones the future of retail?

The Clean Air Bench is a future-facing retail concept powered by advanced technology that could radically change how consumers shop.

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Technology

Something in the air

US – Sprimo, the world’s smallest air monitor, detects and tracks toxins in real time.

Grime Goes Green by Clean Air Now, London

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Marketing & Branding

London grime

London – Clean Air Now has launched a new campaign in collaboration with a number of grime artists.

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Marketing & Branding

Cosmoprof Worldwide Bologna 2017: Part 2

From anti-pollution product lines to highly sensitive formulas, brands are relieving rising anxieties about the damage to the skin caused by environmental factors such as sun exposure and poor air quality.

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Design

The foundations of wellness

London – One Carter Lane is the first building in Europe to achieve WELL certification, a wellness-based global building standard.

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Beauty

Exercise warning

Global – A new study has revealed the cities where air pollution is so bad it outweighs the health benefits of 30 minutes of exercise.

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Retail

Breathe easy

Seoul – Filter Space from Dr Jart+ is a new flagship store that uses water, air and light to create a clean retail experience.

Browsing Air Quality

Stat: Walkable cities bring benefits to citizens

Ford vans that automatically cut urban pollution