CalMatters | A proposed California bill aims to hold ports, warehouses, and railyards accountable for pollution through indirect source rules as the state seeks to counter federal rollbacks of air quality regulations.

Zócalo Public Square | Research and activism surrounding California’s Mono Lake helped establish major environmental legal precedents, including expanding the public trust doctrine and applying the Clean Air Act to dust pollution caused by water diversion.

Harvard Kennedy School – Harvard University | A seminar in the China Energy Dialogue series highlights China’s progress in clean energy and explores research on how coordinated strategies across heating, transport, industry, and hydrogen could reduce emissions while improving air quality and public health.

Bloomberg.com | Strikes on oil depots and refineries near Tehran during the ongoing conflict have created severe air pollution and toxic “black rain,” exposing millions of residents to hazardous pollutants with potential long-term environmental and health impacts.

ScienceDaily | Researchers are investigating water-in-diesel fuel mixtures that create micro-explosions during combustion, improving fuel mixing and potentially reducing nitrogen oxide and soot emissions by over 60% without requiring engine redesign.

Spectrum News | New York officials are debating how the state measures greenhouse gas emissions, with Governor Kathy Hochul arguing the current methodology understates progress while lawmakers push for stronger environmental commitments in upcoming budget negotiations.

PBS | The EPA has proposed weakening limits on emissions of the carcinogenic sterilizing gas ethylene oxide, citing concerns about maintaining the domestic supply of sterilized medical devices while drawing criticism from health and environmental advocates.

Stockholm Environment Institute | A report highlights that air pollution affects more than 90% of people in Asia and the Pacific and argues that stronger regional cooperation is essential to address cross-border pollution sources and reduce millions of pollution-related deaths.

Envirotech Online | Aquaread has introduced the Ostara monitoring station in the UK, a versatile platform that provides real-time remote monitoring of air quality, weather conditions, and water quality through customizable sensors and an online data portal.

Newsweek | Thousands of residents in parts of Georgia were urged to stay indoors after PM2.5 pollution reached unhealthy levels, prompting health warnings and advice to limit outdoor activity and keep indoor air clean.

CalMatters | A proposed California bill aims to hold ports, warehouses, and railyards accountable for pollution through indirect source rules as the state seeks to counter federal rollbacks of air quality regulations.

Zócalo Public Square | Research and activism surrounding California’s Mono Lake helped establish major environmental legal precedents, including expanding the public trust doctrine and applying the Clean Air Act to dust pollution caused by water diversion.

Harvard Kennedy School – Harvard University | A seminar in the China Energy Dialogue series highlights China’s progress in clean energy and explores research on how coordinated strategies across heating, transport, industry, and hydrogen could reduce emissions while improving air quality and public health.

Bloomberg.com | Strikes on oil depots and refineries near Tehran during the ongoing conflict have created severe air pollution and toxic “black rain,” exposing millions of residents to hazardous pollutants with potential long-term environmental and health impacts.

ScienceDaily | Researchers are investigating water-in-diesel fuel mixtures that create micro-explosions during combustion, improving fuel mixing and potentially reducing nitrogen oxide and soot emissions by over 60% without requiring engine redesign.

Spectrum News | New York officials are debating how the state measures greenhouse gas emissions, with Governor Kathy Hochul arguing the current methodology understates progress while lawmakers push for stronger environmental commitments in upcoming budget negotiations.

PBS | The EPA has proposed weakening limits on emissions of the carcinogenic sterilizing gas ethylene oxide, citing concerns about maintaining the domestic supply of sterilized medical devices while drawing criticism from health and environmental advocates.

Stockholm Environment Institute | A report highlights that air pollution affects more than 90% of people in Asia and the Pacific and argues that stronger regional cooperation is essential to address cross-border pollution sources and reduce millions of pollution-related deaths.

Envirotech Online | Aquaread has introduced the Ostara monitoring station in the UK, a versatile platform that provides real-time remote monitoring of air quality, weather conditions, and water quality through customizable sensors and an online data portal.

Newsweek | Thousands of residents in parts of Georgia were urged to stay indoors after PM2.5 pollution reached unhealthy levels, prompting health warnings and advice to limit outdoor activity and keep indoor air clean.