PM2.5 S01E15
PM2.5 are extremely small particles. The WHO estimates that every year PM2.5 is responsible for 2.4 million premature deaths worldwide. What is the cause? According to a study conducted by Kyoto University, PM2.5, which enters the body through the respiratory organs, can damage cells and cause inflammation, worsening various diseases. It has also been linked to COVID-19. How do we deal with this invisible threat? In this program, we'll examine countermeasures and look at the latest research on prediction using space technology.
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Tsunami
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Urban Flooding
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Urban Windstorms
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Long-period Ground Motion and A New Threat
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Localized Torrential Rain
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Debris Flows
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Mt. Fuji's Threat to Tokyo
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Heatstroke
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Home Flooding
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Tornadoes
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Post-earthquake Fire
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Avalanches
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Lightning
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Soil Liquefaction
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PM2.5
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Tsunami Prediction
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Human Stampede
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Disaster Response Robots
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Phreatic Eruptions
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Linear Rainbands
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Road Cave-ins
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Solar Flares
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Typhoon Forecasting
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Storm Surges
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Heavy Snow
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Landslides
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Quake-resistant Skyscrapers
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Tsunami Observation
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River Flooding
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Fire Tornadoes
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Lava Flows
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Large-Scale Blackouts
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Active Faults
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Ensuring a Safe Journey in Japan
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Droughts
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Wildfires
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Tokyo Metropolis
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Osaka Metropolis
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Emergency Food
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Tsunami Evacuation
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How to Survive an Earthquake
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How to Survive a Flood
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Drone Disaster Management
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Send in the Robot Fire Brigade!
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Safety Tips for Hiking in Japan
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Digital Twin
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Scientists on a Quest to Control Typhoons
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Uncovering the Mysteries of Winter Lightning
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Phase Free - Disaster Preparedness in Everyday Life
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For Safe Travel Through Snowy Regions
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Japan Self-Defense Forces Disaster Prevention
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Sendai Metropolis
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Metropolis Tokyo Shibuya
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