Advisories | Singapore faces a continued risk of wildfire haze from Sumatra and Kalimantan, with officials forecasting air quality to range from moderate to low unhealthy as regional fires persist.

Environmental Health News | A new study found that common fragrance products can significantly increase indoor PM2.5 pollution, with incense producing the highest levels and frequently pushing concentrations above World Health Organization guidelines.

Phys.org | A new study examines the potentially hazardous chemical compounds carried in wildfire smoke reaching northern Nevada, as increasingly severe Western fires expose millions of Americans to prolonged periods of polluted air.

Respiratory Therapy | New research suggests that children with a genetic predisposition to COPD experience slower lung function growth when exposed to elevated air pollution, indicating that the disease’s origins may begin in early childhood.

The Guardian | A new investigation finds that several U.S. states have restricted regulators from using community-collected low-cost air sensor data, raising concerns about public access to pollution information as government monitoring networks decline.

Medical Xpress | A new analysis suggests that even low-level air pollution exposure lasting about three hours can reduce heart rate variability, signaling increased physiological stress that could affect cardiovascular health.

the United Nations | A UN-backed assessment finds that coordinated action on air pollution and climate change could save millions of lives while generating about $15 in economic benefits for every dollar invested.

Advisories | Singapore faces a continued risk of wildfire haze from Sumatra and Kalimantan, with officials forecasting air quality to range from moderate to low unhealthy as regional fires persist.

Environmental Health News | A new study found that common fragrance products can significantly increase indoor PM2.5 pollution, with incense producing the highest levels and frequently pushing concentrations above World Health Organization guidelines.

Phys.org | A new study examines the potentially hazardous chemical compounds carried in wildfire smoke reaching northern Nevada, as increasingly severe Western fires expose millions of Americans to prolonged periods of polluted air.

Respiratory Therapy | New research suggests that children with a genetic predisposition to COPD experience slower lung function growth when exposed to elevated air pollution, indicating that the disease’s origins may begin in early childhood.

The Guardian | A new investigation finds that several U.S. states have restricted regulators from using community-collected low-cost air sensor data, raising concerns about public access to pollution information as government monitoring networks decline.

Medical Xpress | A new analysis suggests that even low-level air pollution exposure lasting about three hours can reduce heart rate variability, signaling increased physiological stress that could affect cardiovascular health.

the United Nations | A UN-backed assessment finds that coordinated action on air pollution and climate change could save millions of lives while generating about $15 in economic benefits for every dollar invested.