Daily Mail | Hazardous PM2.5 pollution driven by smoke, dust, and temperature inversions prompted air quality warnings across parts of Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, and Arizona, with officials urging residents to stay indoors.

United Nations Development Programme | Armenia has expanded its air quality monitoring capabilities with a new UNDP-funded mobile laboratory and additional monitoring stations to improve data collection, identify pollution hotspots, and support evidence-based environmental policy.

EUMETSAT | Scientists in West Africa are using advanced satellite data and modeling to track air pollution sources and exposure, aiming to improve monitoring, forecasting, and public health protection in rapidly growing cities like Accra.

Mongabay | Air pollution in Sri Lanka is worsening due to a mix of local emissions and transboundary pollution from the Indian subcontinent, with PM2.5 identified as the dominant pollutant contributing to rising respiratory and cardiovascular health problems.

Fox 13 News | Despite public perception that air quality along Utah’s Wasatch Front is worsening due to visible inversion events, long-term data show most pollutants have declined over decades, though ozone levels are rising and remain a growing health concern.

The Guardian | Satellite images show that oil depot fires in Tehran burned for days after airstrikes, releasing toxic smoke and causing oil-contaminated “black rain,” raising serious concerns about long-term health and environmental impacts for millions of residents.

Health Policy Watch | A global IQAir report found that Pakistan had the world’s most polluted air in 2025, with South Asia remaining the most polluted region and only 14% of global cities meeting WHO air quality guidelines, while monitoring gaps left millions without reliable pollution data.

Santa Fe New Mexican | An opinion piece argues that New Mexico’s oil and gas industry should fund expanded air quality monitoring and regulatory enforcement to protect communities facing high ozone and benzene pollution levels.

Statesman Journal | Documents show the Reworld Marion garbage incinerator closed in 2025 due to a turbine failure and financial issues, contradicting claims that new air pollution monitoring requirements caused the shutdown.

EurekAlert! | A modeling study finds that future air pollution controls could significantly change ocean nitrogen deposition and marine productivity, with coordinated reductions in both ammonia and nitrogen oxides needed to avoid unintended increases from single-pollutant controls.

Daily Mail | Hazardous PM2.5 pollution driven by smoke, dust, and temperature inversions prompted air quality warnings across parts of Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, and Arizona, with officials urging residents to stay indoors.

United Nations Development Programme | Armenia has expanded its air quality monitoring capabilities with a new UNDP-funded mobile laboratory and additional monitoring stations to improve data collection, identify pollution hotspots, and support evidence-based environmental policy.

EUMETSAT | Scientists in West Africa are using advanced satellite data and modeling to track air pollution sources and exposure, aiming to improve monitoring, forecasting, and public health protection in rapidly growing cities like Accra.

Mongabay | Air pollution in Sri Lanka is worsening due to a mix of local emissions and transboundary pollution from the Indian subcontinent, with PM2.5 identified as the dominant pollutant contributing to rising respiratory and cardiovascular health problems.

Fox 13 News | Despite public perception that air quality along Utah’s Wasatch Front is worsening due to visible inversion events, long-term data show most pollutants have declined over decades, though ozone levels are rising and remain a growing health concern.

The Guardian | Satellite images show that oil depot fires in Tehran burned for days after airstrikes, releasing toxic smoke and causing oil-contaminated “black rain,” raising serious concerns about long-term health and environmental impacts for millions of residents.

Health Policy Watch | A global IQAir report found that Pakistan had the world’s most polluted air in 2025, with South Asia remaining the most polluted region and only 14% of global cities meeting WHO air quality guidelines, while monitoring gaps left millions without reliable pollution data.

Santa Fe New Mexican | An opinion piece argues that New Mexico’s oil and gas industry should fund expanded air quality monitoring and regulatory enforcement to protect communities facing high ozone and benzene pollution levels.

Statesman Journal | Documents show the Reworld Marion garbage incinerator closed in 2025 due to a turbine failure and financial issues, contradicting claims that new air pollution monitoring requirements caused the shutdown.

EurekAlert! | A modeling study finds that future air pollution controls could significantly change ocean nitrogen deposition and marine productivity, with coordinated reductions in both ammonia and nitrogen oxides needed to avoid unintended increases from single-pollutant controls.