AIR PIGEON PATROL AGAINST POLLUTION IN LONDON

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The British company Plume Lambs created a program called  Pigeon Patrol UK  . Here's how it works: The company straps several air quality sensors to the bodies of an elite squadron of pigeons. Flying through the city's skies, the friendly birds monitor nitrogen  Country Email List dioxide levels and the company tweets the results on its .Tiny 25-gram sensors are placed on their backs, as well as a GPS that reports the flight route. Also, to find out the level of air pollution in your area you can send a tweet to  .The founder of Plume Labs, Pierre Duquesnoy, claims that the idea arose from the use of pigeons as carriers of information during the First and Second World Wars, and also commented on the ideal virtues that these birds have for completing tasks—they fly fast ( up to 80mph) and at low altitudes.



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