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	BSRIA is an Official Sponsor for Clean air day 2023 and also sponsored the event in 2022 and 2021.		BSRIA is an Official Sponsor for Clean air day 2023 and also sponsored the event in 2022 and 2021.
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	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

−	Clean Air Day has been on 16 June ~~since~~ 2018.	+	Clean Air Day has been running since 16 June, 2018. BSRIA regularly sponsors the National event.

−	Every year, air pollution causes up to 36,000 deaths in the UK.The World Health Organisation and the UK Government recognise that air pollution is the largest environmental health risk we face today. Here's why Clean Air Day matters.	+	Every year, air pollution causes up to 36,000 deaths in the UK. The World Health Organisation and the UK Government recognise that air pollution is the largest environmental health risk we face today. Here's why Clean Air Day matters.

	Air pollution dirties every organ in the body. It is the biggest environmental threat to our health, no matter who you are or where you live. Air pollution can harm every organ in your body and can shorten lives, contribute towards chronic illness and increase the risk from COVID19.		Air pollution dirties every organ in the body. It is the biggest environmental threat to our health, no matter who you are or where you live. Air pollution can harm every organ in your body and can shorten lives, contribute towards chronic illness and increase the risk from COVID19.
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	= Why Clean Air Day ? =		= Why Clean Air Day ? =

−	* ~~Focuses~~ attention on air pollution: By all acting together on the same day, Clean Air Day cuts through to new audiences.	+	* Focus attention on air pollution: By all acting together on the same day, Clean Air Day cuts through to new audiences.
−	* ~~Showcases~~ a cleaner air future that is both possible and desirable: As well as more EV charging points and e-bikes on the roads, we are also seeing other innovative new ways of doing things, such as the NHS riverboat delivery service.	+	* Showcase a cleaner air future that is both possible and desirable: As well as more EV charging points and e-bikes on the roads, we are also seeing other innovative new ways of doing things, such as the NHS riverboat delivery service.
−	* ~~Helps~~ to improve public understanding and increase levels of air pollution busting behaviours: Most people (90%) now report doing at least one thing to help reduce outdoor air pollution.	+	* Help to improve public understanding and increase levels of air pollution busting behaviours: Most people (90%) now report doing at least one thing to help reduce outdoor air pollution.
−	* ~~Demonstrates~~ large-scale support for clean air, giving decision-makers a mandate to implement the system changes required: 82% of people think that air pollution should be a priority for the UK - an increase of 11% over the last three years.	+	* Demonstrate large-scale support for clean air, giving decision-makers a mandate to implement the system changes required: 82% of people think that air pollution should be a priority for the UK - an increase of 11% over the last three years.

−	[[File:~~BSRIA clean air pledge 56 banner~~.jpg]]	+	[[File:BSRIA_clean_air_pledge_56_banner.jpg\|link=File:BSRIA_clean_air_pledge_56_banner.jpg]]

	= What to do ? =		= What to do ? =
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	You can always create your own pledge if you wish.		You can always create your own pledge if you wish.

−	How to make a pledge:	+	== How to make a pledge: ==

	Take a photograph of yourself holding a pledge card then post it on Twitter or Instagram using the hashtag #CleanAirDay.		Take a photograph of yourself holding a pledge card then post it on Twitter or Instagram using the hashtag #CleanAirDay.
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		+	For further information on the UK Clean air day visit [https://www.actionforcleanair.org.uk/campaigns/clean-air-day https://www.actionforcleanair.org.uk/campaigns/clean-air-day]
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		+	For further information on the International day of clean air visit [https://www.un.org/en/observances/clean-air-day https://www.un.org/en/observances/clean-air-day]
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		+	BSRIA is an Official Sponsor for Clean air day 2023 and also sponsored the event in 2022 and 2021.

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings =
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	* Air Quality Taskforce.		* Air Quality Taskforce.
	* At a glance - Indoor air quality.		* At a glance - Indoor air quality.
		+	* BSRIA articles.
	* BSRIA responds to UK Air Pollution Report.		* BSRIA responds to UK Air Pollution Report.
	* Bringing a breath of fresh air to the design of indoor environments.		* Bringing a breath of fresh air to the design of indoor environments.

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	* Helps to improve public understanding and increase levels of air pollution busting behaviours: Most people (90%) now report doing at least one thing to help reduce outdoor air pollution.		* Helps to improve public understanding and increase levels of air pollution busting behaviours: Most people (90%) now report doing at least one thing to help reduce outdoor air pollution.
	* Demonstrates large-scale support for clean air, giving decision-makers a mandate to implement the system changes required: 82% of people think that air pollution should be a priority for the UK - an increase of 11% over the last three years.		* Demonstrates large-scale support for clean air, giving decision-makers a mandate to implement the system changes required: 82% of people think that air pollution should be a priority for the UK - an increase of 11% over the last three years.
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		+	[[File:BSRIA clean air pledge 56 banner.jpg]]

	= What to do ? =		= What to do ? =

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

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	= Introduction =		= Introduction =

−	Clean Air Day ~~is happening~~ on 16 June ~~2022 as it has done each year~~ since 2018.	+	Clean Air Day has been on 16 June since 2018.

−	Every year, air pollution ~~causesup~~ to 36,~~000deaths~~ in the UK.The World Health Organisation and the UK Government recognise that air pollution is the largest environmental health risk we face today. Here's why Clean Air Day matters.	+	Every year, air pollution causes up to 36,000 deaths in the UK.The World Health Organisation and the UK Government recognise that air pollution is the largest environmental health risk we face today. Here's why Clean Air Day matters.

−	Air pollution dirties every organ in the body. It is the biggest environmental threat to our health, no matter who you are or where you live. Air pollution can harm every organ in your body and can shorten ~~our~~ lives, contribute towards chronic illness and ~~put us more at~~ risk from COVID19.	+	Air pollution dirties every organ in the body. It is the biggest environmental threat to our health, no matter who you are or where you live. Air pollution can harm every organ in your body and can shorten lives, contribute towards chronic illness and increase the risk from COVID19.

−	~~This CleanAirDay there are~~ simple steps we can all take to cut down on the #airpollution we cause and use our voices to fight for a cleaner air future.	+	Clean Air Day 2022 sets out simple steps we can all take to cut down on the #airpollution we cause and use our voices to fight for a cleaner air future.

	* Talk to someone about the harms of air pollution.		* Talk to someone about the harms of air pollution.
	* Walk those short distance trips and leave the car at home, where you can.		* Walk those short distance trips and leave the car at home, where you can.
	* Ask local and national decision makers for what would make it easier for you to walk more and have clean air in your community.		* Ask local and national decision makers for what would make it easier for you to walk more and have clean air in your community.
−	* Take steps to improve your health ~~this CleanAirDay~~	+	* Take steps to improve your health.

−	= Why Clean Air ~~day~~ ? =	+	= Why Clean Air Day ? =

−	== Focuses attention on air pollution ==	+	* Focuses attention on air pollution: By all acting together on the same day, Clean Air Day cuts through to new audiences.
−		+	* Showcases a cleaner air future that is both possible and desirable: As well as more EV charging points and e-bikes on the roads, we are also seeing other innovative new ways of doing things, such as the NHS riverboat delivery service.
−	By all acting together on the same day, Clean Air Day cuts through to new audiences.	+	* Helps to improve public understanding and increase levels of air pollution busting behaviours: Most people (90%) now report doing at least one thing to help reduce outdoor air pollution.
−		+	* Demonstrates large-scale support for clean air, giving decision-makers a mandate to implement the system changes required: 82% of people think that air pollution should be a priority for the UK - an increase of 11% over the last three years.
−	== Showcases ~~that~~ a cleaner air future is both possible and desirable ==	+
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−	As well as more EV charging points and e-bikes on the roads, we are also seeing other innovative new ways of doing things, such as the NHS riverboat delivery service	+
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−	== Helps to improve public understanding and increase levels of air pollution busting behaviours~~. ==~~	+
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−	Most people (90%) now report doing at least one thing to help reduce outdoor air pollution.	+
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−	== Demonstrates large-scale support for clean air, giving decision-makers a mandate to implement the system changes required~~. ==~~	+
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−	82% of people think that air pollution should be a ~~priorityfor~~ the UK an increase of 11% over the last three years.	+

	= What to do ? =		= What to do ? =
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−	~~== Make a pledge ==~~

	People are pledging to act on air pollution for Clean Air Day. This is key content for you to use on social media. Pledge cards are available to download on the Clean Air Day website.		People are pledging to act on air pollution for Clean Air Day. This is key content for you to use on social media. Pledge cards are available to download on the Clean Air Day website.
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	How to make a pledge:		How to make a pledge:

−	Take a photograph of yourself holding ~~one of the~~ pledge ~~cards included in this toolkit. Then~~ post it on Twitter or Instagram using the hashtag #CleanAirDay	+	Take a photograph of yourself holding a pledge card then post it on Twitter or Instagram using the hashtag #CleanAirDay.

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings =

−	Air pollution.	+	* Air pollution.
−		+	* Air pollution index.
−	Air pollution index.	+	* Air Quality Taskforce.
−		+	* At a glance - Indoor air quality.
−	Air Quality Taskforce.	+	* BSRIA responds to UK Air Pollution Report.
−		+	* Bringing a breath of fresh air to the design of indoor environments.
−	At a glance - Indoor air quality.	+	* Construction dust.
−		+	* Ensuring good indoor air quality in buildings.
−	~~BREEAM and air quality.~~	+	* Fresh air.
−		+	* Health effects of indoor air quality on children and young people.
−	~~BREEAM Indoor air quality plan.~~	+	* High pollution location.
−		+	* Indoor air quality.
−	~~BREEAM Indoor air quality Ventilation.~~	+	* Indoor environmental quality.
−		+	* Locating ventilation inlets to reduce ingress of external pollutants into buildings: A new methodology IP 9 14.
−	~~BREEAM Indoor pollutants VOCs.~~	+	* Mechanical ventilation's role in improving indoor air quality.
−		+	* National Health Service Act of 2006.
−	~~BREEAM NOx emissions.~~	+	* Smog.
−		+	* Sources of external pollution.
−	BSRIA responds to UK Air Pollution Report.	+	* TSI Environmental dust monitoring system.
−		+	* Ultra Low Emission Zone.
−	Bringing a breath of fresh air to the design of indoor environments.	+	* United Nations Economic Commission for Europe UNECE.
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−	Construction dust.	+
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−	Ensuring good indoor air quality in buildings.	+
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−	Fresh air.	+
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−	Health effects of indoor air quality on children and young people.	+
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−	High pollution location.	+
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−	Indoor air quality.	+
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−	Indoor environmental quality.	+
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−	Locating ventilation inlets to reduce ingress of external pollutants into buildings: A new methodology IP 9 14.	+
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−	Mechanical ventilation's role in improving indoor air quality.	+
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−	National Health Service Act of 2006.	+
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−	Smog.	+
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−	Sources of external pollution.	+
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−	TSI Environmental dust monitoring system.	+
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−	Ultra Low Emission Zone.	+
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−	United Nations Economic Commission for Europe UNECE.	+

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	* Take steps to improve your health this CleanAirDay		* Take steps to improve your health this CleanAirDay

−	= Focuses attention on air pollution =	+	= Why Clean Air day ? =
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		+	== Focuses attention on air pollution ==

	By all acting together on the same day, Clean Air Day cuts through to new audiences.		By all acting together on the same day, Clean Air Day cuts through to new audiences.

−	= Showcases that a cleaner air future is both possible and desirable =	+	== Showcases that a cleaner air future is both possible and desirable ==

	As well as more EV charging points and e-bikes on the roads, we are also seeing other innovative new ways of doing things, such as the NHS riverboat delivery service		As well as more EV charging points and e-bikes on the roads, we are also seeing other innovative new ways of doing things, such as the NHS riverboat delivery service

−	= Helps to improve public understanding and increase levels of air pollution busting behaviours. =	+	== Helps to improve public understanding and increase levels of air pollution busting behaviours. ==

	Most people (90%) now report doing at least one thing to help reduce outdoor air pollution.		Most people (90%) now report doing at least one thing to help reduce outdoor air pollution.

−	= Demonstrates large-scale support for clean air, giving decision-makers a mandate to implement the system changes required. =	+	== Demonstrates large-scale support for clean air, giving decision-makers a mandate to implement the system changes required. ==

	82% of people think that air pollution should be a priorityfor the UK an increase of 11% over the last three years.		82% of people think that air pollution should be a priorityfor the UK an increase of 11% over the last three years.

−	= Make a pledge =	+	= What to do ? =
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		+	== Make a pledge ==

	People are pledging to act on air pollution for Clean Air Day. This is key content for you to use on social media. Pledge cards are available to download on the Clean Air Day website.		People are pledging to act on air pollution for Clean Air Day. This is key content for you to use on social media. Pledge cards are available to download on the Clean Air Day website.
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	United Nations Economic Commission for Europe UNECE.		United Nations Economic Commission for Europe UNECE.
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