#carbon-monoxide

#carbon-monoxide

A coroner is at a loss to explain the deaths of a mother and daughter who were not seen for six months before being found by gas inspectors carrying out a routine check, an inquest heard.Zarin Adatia, 84, and her daughter Tasneem, 48, were discovered in their council flat in East Finchley, north London by engineers on November 24 last year.

Recess was canceled, the Apple Weather Map is showing red, and the National Park Service suggested people heading to the National Mall go inside a Smithsonian museum instead of hanging outside .DC's air quality is in a "code red" due to smoke drifting south from the wildfires currently raging in Canada.

The London Fire Brigade outside the Colindale fire (Image: London Fire Brigade) Firefighters using breathing apparatus rescued three people from potentially deadly smoke during a blaze in a block of flats.The London Fire Brigade was called to a six-storey building in Heybourne Crescent, Colindale, at 2.01pm yesterday (Monday, May 15).

Six fire engines and around 40 firefighters were called to the flat fire at 6.23pm yesterday, February 23 (Image: PA) Three people have been rescued from a flat fire on the seventh floor of a building in Battersea.Six fire engines and around 40 firefighters were called to the flat fire at 6.23pm yesterday, February 23.

Woman taken to hospital as people rescued from fire in Wandsworth student housing (Image: LFB) A woman has been taken to hospital after a fire at a student accommodation block in Roehampton.Firefighters tackled a fire at a student accommodation block on Roehampton Lane just before 4am on Saturday (February 11).

Astronomers have been looking for the source of the matter that makes up early galaxies for decades.Now, for the first time, astronomers have observed the cold, steady streams of gas that make up the raw material for stars.Despite the name, the filamentary stream surrounding and heading into the galaxy 4C 41.17- more than 10 billion light years away - is immense: a thin stream of cold carbon gas 100 kiloparsecs, or half a million light years, wide, and as massive as 140 billion suns.

In December of 2021, David Aujero walked out of his home in Ditmas Park, Brooklyn, got into his 2002 Honda Element, and turned on the ignition.The sound that came from his car was a rumbling roar, as if someone had swapped his engine with that of a dump truck.I thought maybe the car had to warm up a little, but the sound was really loud, said Mr. Aujero, a video director for technology brands.

If your children go to school in Boston, Massachusetts, then checking on their air pollution is easy.Every classroom, office and school nurse's room has its own pollution sensor; a total of nearly 6,000 instruments with more than 100 more on school roofs, and all the results are online in real time.

At first, Victor Day thought his girlfriend on vacation in Mexico City had been drugged.Kandace Florence, 28, was vomiting and crying when she FaceTimed him from her Airbnb in the Cuajimalpa district of the Mexican capital in the early morning hours of Oct. 30.Day was at home in Washington D.C.He dozed off as they FaceTimed.

The New York Jets should be so proud after logging their first moral victory of the NFL season.March 26, 2023 marks the date of the New York Jets' first moral victory of the NFL season.As the C-students of AFC East proudly place their gold-starred, mid-term report card on the family refrigerator, we have to remind ourselves of just how far this hopelessly dysfunctional mess has come of late.

Astronomers are just beginning to unpack the treasure trove of information that the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has siphoned from a nearby world that orbits two stars.So far, they've already learned that the clouds of this world rain sand.These particles are very hot; a description of the new research from JWST's managerial base at the Space Telescope Science Institute (STScI) in Maryland says that the high atmosphere of exoplanet VHS 1256 b is a place where "temperatures reach a scorching 1,500 degrees Fahrenheit (830 degrees Celsius)."

Carbon monoxide (CO) is a common indoor air pollutant present throughout homes in the U.S. and it poses a significant health risk to homeowners and renters.Every year, more than 100,000 people visit emergency departments due to accidental CO poisoning, usually during colder months.Common causes of carbon monoxide include gas appliances, wood-burning fireplaces, and idling cars.

Tributes have been paid to a "glitter and pink-loving" mother and her teenage daughter with the most beautiful smile who were found dead in a burger van.The bodies of Leah Churchill, 50, and Brooke Wanstall, 17, were found in Leah's son's van in Kent, which they were decorating for his 26th birthday.

NASA has cancelled its mission to launch a greenhouse gas-monitoring satellite called GeoCarb, but climate-conscious individuals shouldn't be worried it's giving up on tracking climate change, the space agency said.It cited delays and a massive budget overspend as reasons for the project termination.