Japanese Pollen Detection Balls

A English language news report from NDTV news about hay fever season in Japan and how people are “fighting back” with high tech pollen detection balls:

Which of the following methods do you think would best fight the spread of hay fever pollen:

4 comments - What do you think? Posted by James - March 18, 2008 at 1:50 pm

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Zanibas

Could they have at least gotten a person with a better accent! ;_;. It sounds like that guy from “Vice Guide to North Korea”!
morningstar

Have Fever is all around the world that is nature to produce. Humans just have to deal with it .
James

How can so many people have voted for the “protection” balls? They are merely detection balls-the guy in the video could simply stick his head out the window and figure out in about 30 seconds how the pollen is that day. The detection balls do nothing to fight the spread of hay fever; they merely tell you that the pollen count is high (I suppose you could check the website and decide to stay home if the count was high, but not really a practical solution).
The only way to fight the spread of hay fever is to eliminate the source (s).

Japanese Pollen Detection Balls

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