Newsweek | Unhealthy air quality levels across at least eight U.S. states are prompting health warnings, with experts urging vulnerable groups to limit outdoor activity due to heightened respiratory and cardiovascular risks.

Wiley Online Library | Researchers developed advanced hybrid models combining quantile regression and feature selection to accurately forecast PM10 levels during Southeast Asia’s haze events, enhancing early warning and public health responses.

Indonesia Business Post | Indonesia’s environment ministry has urged all Pelindo subsidiaries to install air quality monitoring at ports and enforce emissions testing to cut pollution and support cleaner, healthier urban environments.

ClickOnDetroit | Metro Detroit faces an air quality alert Tuesday, with improving conditions Wednesday and scattered storms midweek bringing a low but present severe weather risk.

Cato Institute | The EPA’s air quality rules rely heavily on uncertain links between PM2.5 and mortality, raising calls for reform to better account for scientific uncertainty, costs, and local flexibility.

Inside Climate News | A global study finds that poor air quality, particularly PM2.5 pollution, significantly accelerates aging and increases dementia risk, highlighting the urgent need for public health actions addressing environmental, social, and political stressors.

ScienceAlert | A new study finds that recent accelerated global warming is partly due to East Asia’s major air pollution reductions, which have unmasked previously hidden greenhouse gas-driven warming by removing the cooling effect of sulphur emissions.

Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability | Stanford researchers warn that wildfire smoke is rapidly reversing decades of U.S. air quality progress, urging updated policies and practical interventions to better protect public health as climate change fuels more intense fires.

BGR | A new study in Nature reveals that never-smokers exposed to high levels of air pollution show lung tumor mutations similar to those caused by smoking, highlighting air pollution as a significant contributor to lung cancer risk.

Newsweek | Wildfire smoke from Manitoba has triggered air quality alerts for 22 million people across Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan, with officials urging residents to limit outdoor activities as fine-particle pollution reaches unhealthy levels.

Newsweek | Unhealthy air quality levels across at least eight U.S. states are prompting health warnings, with experts urging vulnerable groups to limit outdoor activity due to heightened respiratory and cardiovascular risks.

Wiley Online Library | Researchers developed advanced hybrid models combining quantile regression and feature selection to accurately forecast PM10 levels during Southeast Asia’s haze events, enhancing early warning and public health responses.

Indonesia Business Post | Indonesia’s environment ministry has urged all Pelindo subsidiaries to install air quality monitoring at ports and enforce emissions testing to cut pollution and support cleaner, healthier urban environments.

ClickOnDetroit | Metro Detroit faces an air quality alert Tuesday, with improving conditions Wednesday and scattered storms midweek bringing a low but present severe weather risk.

Cato Institute | The EPA’s air quality rules rely heavily on uncertain links between PM2.5 and mortality, raising calls for reform to better account for scientific uncertainty, costs, and local flexibility.

Inside Climate News | A global study finds that poor air quality, particularly PM2.5 pollution, significantly accelerates aging and increases dementia risk, highlighting the urgent need for public health actions addressing environmental, social, and political stressors.

ScienceAlert | A new study finds that recent accelerated global warming is partly due to East Asia’s major air pollution reductions, which have unmasked previously hidden greenhouse gas-driven warming by removing the cooling effect of sulphur emissions.

Stanford Doerr School of Sustainability | Stanford researchers warn that wildfire smoke is rapidly reversing decades of U.S. air quality progress, urging updated policies and practical interventions to better protect public health as climate change fuels more intense fires.

BGR | A new study in Nature reveals that never-smokers exposed to high levels of air pollution show lung tumor mutations similar to those caused by smoking, highlighting air pollution as a significant contributor to lung cancer risk.

Newsweek | Wildfire smoke from Manitoba has triggered air quality alerts for 22 million people across Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan, with officials urging residents to limit outdoor activities as fine-particle pollution reaches unhealthy levels.