concept   air
10 commonsense assertions
Cultures (10) • Northern countries (1) • Western countries (1) • Europe (1) • Canada (1) • Southeast Asia (1) • Developing countries (1) • Norway (1) • industrialized countries (1) • rural (1) • urban (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 air Northern countries In northern countries, air temperature control is important for comfort and well-being. 7
2 air Western countries In Western countries, air quality and pollution are significant concerns, with efforts to limit emissions and improve public health through regulations. 6
3 air Europe Fresh air and air quality are important factors in Europe, affecting both health and outdoor activities. 4
4 air Canada In Canada, clean, fresh air is highly valued for outdoor activities such as hot air ballooning. 2
5 air Southeast Asia High humidity in Southeast Asia affects air quality and often requires the use of air conditioning for comfort. 2
6 air Developing countries In developing countries, fresh air is highly valued and natural ventilation is relied upon due to limited access to air conditioning. 1
7 air Norway Norwegian culture highly values abundant and clean air for outdoor activities. 1
8 air industrialized countries Air pollution is a major concern in industrialized countries, leading to regulations and air quality monitoring. 1
9 air rural Fresh air is highly valued in rural cultures, and people may rely on natural ventilation due to limited access to air conditioning. 1
10 air urban Urban culture is heavily impacted by the concern over air pollution, leading to regulations and monitoring of air quality. 1