In the UK and the US, people of colour are far more likely to live in areas with high air pollution. This is partly due to past discriminatory decisions.
Air pollution is a deadly problem that both causes and is exacerbated by climate change. We must hold ourselves accountable for the harm it is causing.
According to the WHO over 90% of children are breathing toxic air every day. We outline the measures needed to combat the health risks of air pollution.
Decommissioning of coal-fired power plants, particularly in emerging markets is a mammoth task. These four issues must be addressed to ensure success.
Clean air might soon be considered as a new global currency. The unequal distribution of air pollutants in marginalized communities means poor people breathe dirtier air.
As aviation rebounds from COVID, sustainable fuel can have widespread environmental and economic benefits. Here's how and why India should scale up SAF.
Clean Air Zones in the UK are helping save lives and money. New research shows how clean air policy-making generates significant economic and health benefits.
Pre-COVID barriers to collaboration in health and education systems have been set aside in pursuit of the bigger picture, aligning with many of the SDGs.
Healthy lungs have become a rarity in India - even among children and non-smokers. Can a new air pollution campaign by Indian doctors make a difference?
This new research reveals clean air could deliver a $2.2 billion annual boost to the UK economy, and could prevent up to 17,000 premature deaths.
Tackling air pollution in Africa will require a concerted effort from the public and private sectors - and Africa's youth has a huge role to play, too.
Despite the cleaner air, people living in polluted cities may be more susceptible to COVID-19. But world leaders now have a chance to plot a different, brighter future.
Across the world, poorer neighbourhoods take on a disproportionate share of environmental burdens. Now a new tool is leveraging big data to reveal how cities are performing at the interse...
