Jurist.org | A new UN assessment finds that jointly addressing air pollution and climate change could save millions of lives, slow global warming, and generate about $15 in economic benefits for every dollar invested.

BBC | Newly released documents show widespread asbestos and hazardous air pollution near Ground Zero after the 9/11 attacks, adding detail to concerns about early public assurances regarding the safety of Manhattan’s air.

Stockholm Environment Institute | A new emissions assessment guide aims to help businesses measure and reduce both greenhouse gases and air pollutants across their operations and value chains while bringing air quality into corporate sustainability reporting.

Firstpost | The World Meteorological Organization warns that increasingly severe wildfires and heatwaves are worsening PM2.5 and ozone pollution, potentially offsetting air quality gains achieved through reductions in industrial and transportation emissions.

World Meteorological Organization WMO | A new World Meteorological Organization report warns that worsening wildfires and heatwaves could undermine global air quality improvements, highlighting the need for better pollution monitoring and coordinated climate and clean-air policies.

Merced Sun-Star | The National Weather Service is advising residents under air quality alerts to limit outdoor exposure, reduce pollution-producing activities, avoid outdoor burning, and monitor local conditions for updates.

Jurist.org | A new UN assessment finds that jointly addressing air pollution and climate change could save millions of lives, slow global warming, and generate about $15 in economic benefits for every dollar invested.

BBC | Newly released documents show widespread asbestos and hazardous air pollution near Ground Zero after the 9/11 attacks, adding detail to concerns about early public assurances regarding the safety of Manhattan’s air.

Stockholm Environment Institute | A new emissions assessment guide aims to help businesses measure and reduce both greenhouse gases and air pollutants across their operations and value chains while bringing air quality into corporate sustainability reporting.

Firstpost | The World Meteorological Organization warns that increasingly severe wildfires and heatwaves are worsening PM2.5 and ozone pollution, potentially offsetting air quality gains achieved through reductions in industrial and transportation emissions.

World Meteorological Organization WMO | A new World Meteorological Organization report warns that worsening wildfires and heatwaves could undermine global air quality improvements, highlighting the need for better pollution monitoring and coordinated climate and clean-air policies.

Merced Sun-Star | The National Weather Service is advising residents under air quality alerts to limit outdoor exposure, reduce pollution-producing activities, avoid outdoor burning, and monitor local conditions for updates.