Romain Lacombe: A personal air-quality tracker that lets you know what you're breathing

The speaker discusses the intersection of climate change and air pollution, emphasizing the immediate health impacts of pollutants. They highlight the limitations of current air quality monitoring systems and introduce a personal air quality tracker called Flow. This device empowers individuals to make informed decisions about their exposure to pollution. The speaker envisions a global community contributing to air quality mapping and advocates for policy changes to improve air quality. They stress the importance of technology in making air quality data transparent and actionable.

What realization did the speaker have about the impact of emissions on health?

How many people die from air pollution each year according to the speaker?

What is the purpose of the technology that the speaker and their team are developing?

What are some actions individuals can take to reduce their exposure to pollution?

How did the volunteers contribute to mapping air quality in London?

What does the speaker suggest is necessary to improve air quality policies?

What is the significance of reaching a tipping point for air quality, according to the speaker?