The Pollution Podcast: Recent Episodes
Pollution Analytical Equipment
Conversations about pollution, the environment, and how companies can do better in analyzing what's around us. You can find more at https://pollution.it/en/
Pollution and CleanAir recently signed a distribution agreement to distribute Polaris FID in all American territories. But what does this partnership mean to the two companies?
Polaris FID, a portable device able to simplify the job of stack monitoring, is the answer to this question. And it represents the tool used to open up new opportunities in the U.S. market.
In this episode, Giulia Vendra and Eugenio Indrigo of Pollution are in conversation with Raymond Lindeen, owner of the US company Houston Analytical Systems.
They talk about the future of the environment and the step-by-step path followed by the private sector and public institutions. On this path, environmental policies, technical solutions, and innovation team up through the monitoring of stationary sources.
In the episode, the guests analyze the difference between the US and the EU regulations and the role of the Clean Air Act.
Il monitoraggio dell'impatto odoroso causato degli impianti di conglomerati bituminosi è diventato un processo decisamente sfidante poiché, a causa della configurazione dell'impianto, alcuni dei processi di produzione coinvolgono aree molto ampie e aperte e le emissioni di tipo transitorio sono comuni e frequenti.
In questa conversazione, Pollution Analytical Equipment e il Dott. Giovanni Cappelli (ricercatore presso l'Università di Firenze) presentano un nuovo approccio per affrontare la sfida del monitoraggio delle emissioni odorigene provenienti degli impianti di conglomerati bituminosi in Europa.
The always-evolving way of monitoring odor emissions from Bituminous mixture plants is explained by Dr. Giovanni Capelli, research from Univerity of Florence in this third episode of Pollution Analytical Equipment’s podcast.
During the conversation, Dr. Capelli explains how challenging aspects such as configuration, area size, and BMP can slow the process to build and apply strong regulations that uniform institutional approach across EU.
Monitoring the emissions is the main goal for companies like Pollution Pollution Analytical Equipment, but in order to reach that goal in a country that is not yours, it is essential to know how the rules and the guidelines might change. In this episode, Pollution Pollution Analytical Equipment and its partner, HuanKong Equipment, tell the story about the differences between Italy, Europe, and China.
In China, the mentality toward the environment has drastically changed over the past ten years. What does it mean for a company that offers services like Pollution Pollution Analytical Equipment to enter into this dynamic market? What does a company need to know today?
The reduction of pollution impact is crucial. Governments and industries are putting an imponent effort into this process. Monitoring the air concentration of harmful compounds became a key point for achieving success. Environmental organizations around the world have set strict limits for all kinds of pollutants. New laws have been written in recent years to control emissions from anthropogenic sources.
But is this enough? What do companies, institutions, and climate officials have to do to improve the quality of our air without losing the performance of our economy? In this conversation between Eugenio Indrigo and Giulia Vendra, Pollution Analytical Equipment introduces its white paper, Challenges for a Better Future.