How does the air pollution in Beijing affect your life?

I lost my grandmother in Beijing to lung cancer. She never smoked a cigarette, exercised often (Taichi) and ate healthily. read more

Air Pollution affects us all so differently and personally. It's hard to answer that without being really vague, since we all have different thresholds and responses to pollution exposure. That's why I have been working on a project called TZOA. The transparency to air pollution isn't there and we need a personal tool to empower us and educate us. read more

by the new york times dec. 17, 2015 A man and his child wearing masks to protect against heavily polluted air in Beijing last week. read more