Five house plants in the office can cut air pollution by a fifth

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The latest results, from a study backed by the Royal Horticultural Society, suggest that having five small plants in a modestly sized office could reduce levels of nitrogen dioxide (NO2), a common pollutant linked to respiratory disease, by as much as 20 per cent.

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