A view across the enabling technologies of Air Scrubbers,
Oxidation Catalysts, Biofuels, Diesel Particulate Filters, and
Multi-Pollutant Monitoring Devices.
Background
The first industrial revolution supported Great Britain in
becoming a commercial superpower in the mid-18th century.
The long-term effects to the environment were not fully apparent
until centuries later leading to the Clean Air Act of 1956, passed to preserve
public health.
Today, the issues of pollution control and climate change are
viewed as critical to moving forward as a global community.
Yet, there are relatively few sources of objective and
independent data available to identify the countries and companies
leading in the innovation of sustainable technologies.
