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A computer-controlled system of multicolored lights shines down on a satellite photo of the L.A. basin; each color represents a different airborne pollutant. If regional air pollution levels are low, the lights get brighter; if levels increase, they grow dim. Every 15 minutes, the computer receives data from a website that records local air quality and the structure fills with fog, diffusing the lights in a cloud of haze
A new post-green paint product that not only utilizes non-toxic base paint, but also is anti-smog, anti-bacterial, and improves the quality of the air.
"Thanks to nano-technologies, all Global Engineering products can transform harmful substances for the organism and the environment into harmless substances. This is achieved through a natural process called photocatalysis."
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