Otrivin brings air-purifying 'Air Bubble' to Cop26 in Glasgow

The video discusses the Green Zone at COP 26, focusing on the entrepreneur bubble, an air purifying installation aimed at raising awareness about air pollution's impact on children. The initiative highlights the importance of clean energy and renewable sources, as 2/3 of air pollution is linked to fossil fuels. The ultra-thin air bubble uses biotechnological architecture with micro algae to capture carbon and purify the air. The project aims to drive awareness and tangible action towards cleaner air and renewable energy.

What is the primary purpose of the entrepreneur bubble introduced at COP 26?

• To showcase new business models

• To raise awareness about air pollution's impact on children

• To promote tourism in Warsaw

• To demonstrate new educational tools

What is the relationship between air pollution and climate change discussed at COP 26?

• Air pollution only affects urban areas

• Air pollution is unrelated to climate change

• Air pollution is a result of climate change

• Two-thirds of air pollution comes from burning fossil fuels, which also drives climate change

What commitment has been made to address the link between air pollution and climate change?

• Promoting urbanization

• Increasing fossil fuel production

• Sourcing all electricity from renewable sources

• Reducing water usage

How does the Ultra thin air bubble purify the air?

• By trapping pollutants in a physical barrier

• Through the power of photosynthetic channel bacteria

• Using sound waves to disperse pollutants

• By using chemical filters

What potential uses are there for the biomass produced by the Ultra thin air bubble?

• For generating electricity

• As a source of fossil fuels

• For creating new metals

• As future food and raw material for biomaterials