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Certainly the solutions to reduce pollution are different, such as the growth of sustainable mobility and the use of more efficient heating systems, but it is not enough to partially reduce emissions, it is also important to act on the quality of the air, trying to " clean it up."
Alternative mobility: Promoting alternative mobility models can greatly reduce the harmful effects of air pollution. Many cities are working to rely less on cars as a means of transportation, make their cities accessible to bicycles by introducing new bike lanes, and invest in more public transportation.
More green: Plants improve air quality through various mechanisms: they absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen with photosynthesis. For this reason, there are structures such as the Bosco Verticale in Milan and there are parks capable of absorbing almost 40% of emissions from fossil fuels every year.
Innovative or renovated buildings: Old, cold and damp buildings have a direct impact on the air we breathe both when we are inside and outside. Lower quality homes require high energy consumption to achieve thermal comfort