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Every Breath You Take

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Every Breath You Take

13 Dec, 1901

Published over 124 years ago. See the latest and most current information on Air monitoring.

Matt Thiel
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Twelve to twenty times a minute, without knowing and without controlling it, the average human takes a breath of air. With every breath, humans and other living organisms are releasing a potentially hazardous gas into the atmosphere.

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