International Day of Forests

The 21st of March is the International Day of Forests, and we feel we can truly get behind this event, as forests contribute in an extremely important way to the quality of the air we breathe.

Our health, that of the Earth and the quality of our air and water strongly depend on forests, without which there would be dramatic climatic consequences. They are also the natural habitat and source of food for innumerable animal species, and a source of renewable raw materials for a great variety of products.

Let’s not forget that forests play a fundamental role in the fight against global climate change, as they absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, and contribute to biodiversity.

Without forests, our survival would be in grave danger. For this reason, it is essential to invest in educating people to respect them and to preserve them. On a day like this, it is important to reflect on the fact that, every day, not just today, all the countries of the world must take action to stop deforestation as much as possible, and guarantee the planet an adequate forest coverage.

Those like us, who deal with improving air quality, know very well how important massive quantities of trees and natural elements such as rivers and waterfalls are for purifying and energizing air. Indeed, forests and woods are the healthiest places on the planet, and, in fact, inspired as in the design of JoyBion ionizers. Research into the natural ionization process of such places led us to the concept of controlled bipolar ionization, by which positive and negative ions are emitted in a perfectly balanced, controlled way, giving air just the same purity and energy that we can find in uncontaminated nature.

To learn more about JoyBion ionisers, click here.

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