Legal Planet | Los Angeles’ dramatic improvement in air quality, from hundreds of smog violations annually to none in recent decades, shows how strong government regulation, scientific discovery, and technology like catalytic converters can significantly reduce pollution.

EurekAlert! | Reducing vulnerability, through better healthcare access, lower poverty, and improved overall health, accounted for over half of the global decline in air pollution mortality between 1990 and 2019, showing that strengthening public health systems is just as critical as cutting emissions in saving lives.

Center for Biological Diversity | Environmental groups are urging the U.S. EPA to reject a proposed aluminum plant permit in Benson, Arizona, warning that emissions of fine particulates, heavy metals, and toxic gases could harm public health and threaten the nearby San Pedro River ecosystem.

The Allegheny Front | New research shows that even without smoking, air pollution, particularly exposure to benzene, diesel exhaust, and combustion-related particles, remains strongly linked to lung cancer rates, highlighting the need for environmental policy alongside individual health efforts.

BBC | Digital health apps like COPDhub and Asthmahub are helping patients better manage respiratory conditions—improving symptom control, reducing hospital visits, and highlighting the real-world impact of air pollution on breathing health.

Morningstar | Missile interceptions can create significant airborne pollution, including toxic gases, ultrafine metal particles, and acid-forming compounds, posing long-term health and environmental risks that require advanced monitoring and mitigation technologies.

Legal Planet | Los Angeles’ dramatic improvement in air quality, from hundreds of smog violations annually to none in recent decades, shows how strong government regulation, scientific discovery, and technology like catalytic converters can significantly reduce pollution.

EurekAlert! | Reducing vulnerability, through better healthcare access, lower poverty, and improved overall health, accounted for over half of the global decline in air pollution mortality between 1990 and 2019, showing that strengthening public health systems is just as critical as cutting emissions in saving lives.

Center for Biological Diversity | Environmental groups are urging the U.S. EPA to reject a proposed aluminum plant permit in Benson, Arizona, warning that emissions of fine particulates, heavy metals, and toxic gases could harm public health and threaten the nearby San Pedro River ecosystem.

The Allegheny Front | New research shows that even without smoking, air pollution, particularly exposure to benzene, diesel exhaust, and combustion-related particles, remains strongly linked to lung cancer rates, highlighting the need for environmental policy alongside individual health efforts.

BBC | Digital health apps like COPDhub and Asthmahub are helping patients better manage respiratory conditions—improving symptom control, reducing hospital visits, and highlighting the real-world impact of air pollution on breathing health.

Morningstar | Missile interceptions can create significant airborne pollution, including toxic gases, ultrafine metal particles, and acid-forming compounds, posing long-term health and environmental risks that require advanced monitoring and mitigation technologies.