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Does The AI Boom Threaten Air Quality? A Denver Neighborhood Is About To Find Out
Marketplace.org | Residents of north Denver’s Elyria–Swansea neighborhood fear that a new CoreSite data center will worsen already poor air quality due to increased power demand and diesel generator emissions, despite the company insisting its impact will be minimal.
Study Identifies 6 Key Genes Linking Air Pollution To Dry Eye Disease
Ophthalmology Times | A recent Chinese study identified six key genes linking air pollution exposure to the development and progression of dry eye disease, offering new targets for prevention and treatment.
New EUR 80 Million Fund Announced By Bloomberg Philanthropies, Brazil’s Ministry Of Cities, BTG Pactual, The Mitigation Action Facility, And WRI Brasil To More Than Double Brazil’s Electric Bus Fleet
Bloomberg Philanthropies | A new EUR 80 million credit enhancement fund announced at COP30 aims to unlock EUR 450 million to deploy over 1,700 electric buses across Brazil by 2030, improving air quality and advancing sustainable urban mobility.
First Hearing Held In Appeal Of Permit For Tucker County Microgrid Site
West Virginia Public Broadcasting | Citizen groups are appealing West Virginia regulators’ approval of air permits for a new microgrid facility in Tucker County, arguing that emissions data was improperly redacted as “trade secrets” and that the project was wrongly classified as a minor pollution source.
Understanding Wildfire Smoke Dispersion Could Lead To More Accurate Air Quality Models
PreventionWeb.net | University of Minnesota researchers developed AI-guided aerial robots that can enter and analyze wildfire smoke plumes to create 3D data for improving air quality modeling and early fire detection.
Low-Income Areas In England And Wales Face Worst Air Pollution, Analysis Finds
The Guardian | Air pollution has decreased overall in England and Wales, but a new Friends of the Earth analysis shows that the poorest and most diverse neighbourhoods are now disproportionately exposed to the worst remaining pollution, highlighting a growing environmental injustice.
One In Five Cardiovascular Deaths In The EU, Preventable By Improving The Environment
European Environment Agency – European Union | A new EEA report finds that environmental factors like air pollution, noise, toxic chemicals, and extreme weather contribute to at least 18% of cardiovascular deaths in the EU, urging stronger implementation of pollution and climate policies to reduce disease risk and support healthier environments.
Aerosol Physicist Lidia Morawska Wins 2025 Prime Minister’s Prize For Science
ABC News | Aerosol physicist and Queensland University of Technology professor Lidia Morawska, named one of Time’s 100 most influential people in 2021, has received Australia’s $250,000 Prime Minister’s Prize for Science for her pioneering research on ultrafine air pollutants and airborne disease transmission that reshaped global health guidelines.
Air Quality Worsens In Delhi As Weak Winds Trap Pollutants
ThePrint | Delhi’s air quality deteriorated to a “very poor” AQI of 366 on Sunday as weak winds trapped pollutants, with PM2.5 and PM10 levels rising sharply and several stations recording “severe” air quality.
Air Quality Alert In Place For Southern California Monday
Modesto Bee | The National Weather Service issued an air quality alert through Monday afternoon for parts of Southern California, as the South Coast AQMD enforced a no-burn order to reduce fine particle pollution and protect public health.
Does The AI Boom Threaten Air Quality? A Denver Neighborhood Is About To Find Out
Marketplace.org | Residents of north Denver’s Elyria–Swansea neighborhood fear that a new CoreSite data center will worsen already poor air quality due to increased power demand and diesel generator emissions, despite the company insisting its impact will be minimal.
Study Identifies 6 Key Genes Linking Air Pollution To Dry Eye Disease
Ophthalmology Times | A recent Chinese study identified six key genes linking air pollution exposure to the development and progression of dry eye disease, offering new targets for prevention and treatment.
New EUR 80 Million Fund Announced By Bloomberg Philanthropies, Brazil’s Ministry Of Cities, BTG Pactual, The Mitigation Action Facility, And WRI Brasil To More Than Double Brazil’s Electric Bus Fleet
Bloomberg Philanthropies | A new EUR 80 million credit enhancement fund announced at COP30 aims to unlock EUR 450 million to deploy over 1,700 electric buses across Brazil by 2030, improving air quality and advancing sustainable urban mobility.
First Hearing Held In Appeal Of Permit For Tucker County Microgrid Site
West Virginia Public Broadcasting | Citizen groups are appealing West Virginia regulators’ approval of air permits for a new microgrid facility in Tucker County, arguing that emissions data was improperly redacted as “trade secrets” and that the project was wrongly classified as a minor pollution source.
Understanding Wildfire Smoke Dispersion Could Lead To More Accurate Air Quality Models
PreventionWeb.net | University of Minnesota researchers developed AI-guided aerial robots that can enter and analyze wildfire smoke plumes to create 3D data for improving air quality modeling and early fire detection.
Low-Income Areas In England And Wales Face Worst Air Pollution, Analysis Finds
The Guardian | Air pollution has decreased overall in England and Wales, but a new Friends of the Earth analysis shows that the poorest and most diverse neighbourhoods are now disproportionately exposed to the worst remaining pollution, highlighting a growing environmental injustice.
One In Five Cardiovascular Deaths In The EU, Preventable By Improving The Environment
European Environment Agency – European Union | A new EEA report finds that environmental factors like air pollution, noise, toxic chemicals, and extreme weather contribute to at least 18% of cardiovascular deaths in the EU, urging stronger implementation of pollution and climate policies to reduce disease risk and support healthier environments.
Aerosol Physicist Lidia Morawska Wins 2025 Prime Minister’s Prize For Science
ABC News | Aerosol physicist and Queensland University of Technology professor Lidia Morawska, named one of Time’s 100 most influential people in 2021, has received Australia’s $250,000 Prime Minister’s Prize for Science for her pioneering research on ultrafine air pollutants and airborne disease transmission that reshaped global health guidelines.
Air Quality Worsens In Delhi As Weak Winds Trap Pollutants
ThePrint | Delhi’s air quality deteriorated to a “very poor” AQI of 366 on Sunday as weak winds trapped pollutants, with PM2.5 and PM10 levels rising sharply and several stations recording “severe” air quality.
Air Quality Alert In Place For Southern California Monday
Modesto Bee | The National Weather Service issued an air quality alert through Monday afternoon for parts of Southern California, as the South Coast AQMD enforced a no-burn order to reduce fine particle pollution and protect public health.
Air Quality Headlines
Armenia to Receive $1.7 Million from Japan to Modernize Air Quality Monitoring System
Armenia signed a $1.7 million grant agreement with Japan to modernize its air quality monitoring stations, improve data quality, and strengthen environmental forecasting.
Mapping The Future Of Clean Air At CEM 2025
Envirotech Online | 30 September 2025 | Airvoice, a global air quality technology company founded in 2021, will showcase its AI-driven real-time monitoring and management solutions for buildings and cities at CEM 2025.
Boston Announces Awardees Of 2025 Community Clean Air Grant Program
WBZ NewsRadio 1030 - iHeart | 30 September 2025 | Boston awarded over $1.1 million in Community Clean Air Grants to six organizations for projects including air quality monitoring, education campaigns, and pollution mitigation to improve public health and reduce...
Colorado Denies Xcel’s Initial Boulder Coal Ash Cleanup Plan, Citing Health And Safety Risks
The Boulder Reporting Lab | 29 September 2025 | Colorado health officials rejected Xcel Energy’s initial coal ash cleanup plan at the Valmont Power Station, citing inadequate protections against toxic dust and groundwater contamination, and ordered a stronger strategy...
US Latinos Mobilize To Monitor And Improve Local Air Quality: ‘We Have To Fix It’
The Guardian | 29 September 2025 | Latino communities across the U.S. are installing local air quality sensors to track harmful pollution, fill data gaps, and advocate for stronger protections as federal regulations are rolled back.
Flagging Air Quality: Gadsden District Launches New Air Quality Flag Program
KAWC | 28 September 2025 | Gadsden Elementary School District #32 has launched the Air Quality Flag Program to help students and families track daily pollution levels and take precautions, especially for children with respiratory conditions.
High Fruit Intake May Mitigate Air Pollution’s Harmful Effects On Lung Function: Pimpika Kaewsri, MSc
American Journal of Managed Care | 28 September 2025 | New research presented at the European Respiratory Society Congress 2025 suggests that a diet high in fruits may help protect women’s lung function from the harmful effects of air pollution, though reducing...
Air Quality In R.I. A Problem That Just Won’t Blow Over
Providence Business News | 27 September 2025 | PACE Organization of Rhode Island reports that air quality alerts now cause senior visit cancellations to double to nearly 30%, as vulnerable participants face heightened health risks.
Wright’s Air Quality Will Be Monitored Downwind Of Oil And Gas Activity
Wyoming Public Radio | 27 September 2025 | Wyoming’s Department of Environmental Quality has stationed a mobile air monitoring unit in Wright for a year to track pollutants after the county received a failing air quality grade from the American Lung Association.
Scientists Launch GOTHAAM To Track Air Quality Above New York City
SBU News - Stony Brook University | 26 September 2025 | The GOTHAAM airborne mission, the largest of its kind over New York City, used NSF/NCAR’s C-130 aircraft to study how urban, forest, ocean, and wildfire emissions interact to form smog and pollutants, aiming to...
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