What’s in the air?

By LIM CHIA YING

Dust art: Rust particles collected from Taipei homes.

An analysis of vacuum dust bags says a lot about indoor pollution.

Every day, we are surrounded by dust – microscopic particles that fall from the sky or are generated from pollution.

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