Newswise | A new study shows China could cut excess nitrogen fertilizer use by about 35%, reducing air and water pollution and health risks—by integrating manure recycling, balanced fertilization, and improved soil, crop management without compromising food security.

ScienceDaily | A new eco-friendly technology rapidly captures and destroys PFAS “forever chemicals” in water, outperforming existing filters while breaking down the pollutants for safe, reusable cleanup.

Nature | A new study presents a hybrid Cellular Automata-XGBoost model that combines satellite data and ground measurements to accurately map the spatiotemporal distribution of PM2.5 across Iran, overcoming gaps in fixed monitoring coverage.

Observer Research Foundation | Recent parliamentary replies in India framed air pollution health impacts as lacking “conclusive data,” illustrating how selective wording, not absence of evidence, can undermine public risk communication and institutional credibility despite extensive existing research.

BBC | Air pollution in Port Talbot dropped sharply after the steelworks blast furnaces closed, with major declines in sulphur dioxide and particulate matter, though residents remain divided over the environmental gains versus the loss of thousands of local jobs.

Pulmonology Advisor | A large review found that while physical activity lowers mortality risk, its protective health benefits are significantly reduced at higher PM2.5 pollution levels, highlighting the importance of cleaner air to maximize exercise-related gains.

Science Alert | A new laboratory study suggests high-dose vitamin C can reduce cellular damage, inflammation, and oxidative stress in lung tissue caused by PM2.5 air pollution, though human trials are needed to confirm real-world benefits.

Yale Climate Connections | Poor indoor air quality driven by high carbon dioxide from inadequate ventilation can impair cognition, productivity, and health, increase disease transmission, and underscores the need for better ventilation and widespread monitoring of CO2 and fine particles indoors.

NSW Environment Protection Authority – NSW Government | The NSW EPA reached a $320,000 enforceable undertaking with Cadia Gold Mine, funding new permanent dust monitoring stations and expanded air quality coverage after dust emission incidents in 2022.

Newswise | A new study shows China could cut excess nitrogen fertilizer use by about 35%, reducing air and water pollution and health risks—by integrating manure recycling, balanced fertilization, and improved soil, crop management without compromising food security.

ScienceDaily | A new eco-friendly technology rapidly captures and destroys PFAS “forever chemicals” in water, outperforming existing filters while breaking down the pollutants for safe, reusable cleanup.

Nature | A new study presents a hybrid Cellular Automata-XGBoost model that combines satellite data and ground measurements to accurately map the spatiotemporal distribution of PM2.5 across Iran, overcoming gaps in fixed monitoring coverage.

Observer Research Foundation | Recent parliamentary replies in India framed air pollution health impacts as lacking “conclusive data,” illustrating how selective wording, not absence of evidence, can undermine public risk communication and institutional credibility despite extensive existing research.

BBC | Air pollution in Port Talbot dropped sharply after the steelworks blast furnaces closed, with major declines in sulphur dioxide and particulate matter, though residents remain divided over the environmental gains versus the loss of thousands of local jobs.

Pulmonology Advisor | A large review found that while physical activity lowers mortality risk, its protective health benefits are significantly reduced at higher PM2.5 pollution levels, highlighting the importance of cleaner air to maximize exercise-related gains.

Science Alert | A new laboratory study suggests high-dose vitamin C can reduce cellular damage, inflammation, and oxidative stress in lung tissue caused by PM2.5 air pollution, though human trials are needed to confirm real-world benefits.

Yale Climate Connections | Poor indoor air quality driven by high carbon dioxide from inadequate ventilation can impair cognition, productivity, and health, increase disease transmission, and underscores the need for better ventilation and widespread monitoring of CO2 and fine particles indoors.

NSW Environment Protection Authority – NSW Government | The NSW EPA reached a $320,000 enforceable undertaking with Cadia Gold Mine, funding new permanent dust monitoring stations and expanded air quality coverage after dust emission incidents in 2022.