How to Clean Air Pollution Using Light! | Brian Haas | TEDxOnBoard

Advances in photocatalytic titanium dioxide make it possible to reverse air pollution indoors and out. Water-based photocatalytic sprays can transform ordinary surfaces such as buildings and windows into light-activated air scrubbers. Brian is the President of PURETi Group, LLC, a US based manufacturer of photocatalytic surface treatments. He is an experienced entrepreneur with a background in operations, sales and marketing, and strategy. Brian holds a BA from Harvard University and an MBA from Stanford University.

Brian Haas – Brian is the President and Chairman of the Board of PURETi Group,
LLC, a US based manufacturer of photocatalytic surface treatments. He is an
experienced entrepreneur with a background in operations, sales and marketing, and strategy. His previous start-up leadership roles include Vice President of
Beacon Fire & Safety. Following the sale of Beacon to Cintas Corporation, Brian
served as the National Fire Director for Cintas’ Fire & Safety business and the
Senior Director of Strategy and Marketing for Cintas’ Hospitality business. Brian
holds a BA from Harvard University and an MBA from Stanford University.

[FM-zlqd]

Crazy to see that this is only getting 5K views

[largestudent]

I was planning on catching pollution using bug nets on windmill blades.

[ismifayas]

we need soil polloution nosie polloution

[Funandconsciousness]

And I presume that, like water-based paints, once it dries it doesn't wash off and end up in our oceans, right?  Coz titanium dioxide in sunscreen is killing our Hawaiian reefs, yet we keep promoting liberal use of sunscreen products.