The Guardian | New research published in Science shows that long-term exposure to fine particulate air pollution (PM2.5) can trigger toxic protein clumps linked to Lewy body dementia, highlighting clean air policies as a crucial tool for brain health.

JD Supra | Arkansas has submitted its 2025–2026 Ambient Air Monitoring Network Plan to the EPA, outlining statewide air quality surveillance sites, pollutant measurements, and proposed network changes to ensure compliance with federal clean air standards.

Envirotech Online | The 4th CEM India conference on air quality and emissions monitoring, set for 10–12 March 2026 in Delhi, has opened its call for papers, inviting experts and industry professionals to present case studies and innovations by 17 October 2025.

Limerick.ie | Limerick City and County Council has launched a real-time public dashboard displaying air quality and noise data from 29 monitoring stations, linking environmental insights to public health and Active Travel routes ahead of Clean Air for Blue Skies Day 2025.

IOP Science | A study of the Sensirion SPS30 low-cost PM2.5 sensor finds it can reliably track urban air quality patterns and hotspots, though accuracy declines at high humidity, highlighting the need for RH-based corrections in citizen monitoring campaigns.

JCI | A comprehensive review finds that particulate matter air pollution is a leading global health threat, causing millions of premature deaths and driving respiratory diseases such as asthma, COPD, fibrosis, pneumonia, ARDS, and lung cancer, with no safe threshold of exposure.

WGBH | This week’s edition of The Deep Dive explores smog and air quality, from wildfire smoke and deadly historical smog events to Hollywood depictions, while offering expert talks, practical health tips, and a reminder to find fresh air escapes.

ScienceDirect.com | A new medical review warns that climate change is already driving major health impacts through air pollution, extreme heat, and microplastics, urging physicians to integrate climate advocacy, education, and sustainable practices into clinical care.

Asian Development Bank | A new analysis warns that air pollution costs over $8 trillion globally and remains the second leading cause of premature death, but highlights that practical measures like sustainable transport, renewable energy, and better waste and crop management can deliver major health and economic benefits in Asia and the Pacific.

Green Alliance | A new briefing warns that methane, already a powerful greenhouse gas, is also driving dangerous ozone pollution in the UK, calling for a 30% cut in emissions and binding ozone targets to safeguard health and food security.

The Guardian | New research published in Science shows that long-term exposure to fine particulate air pollution (PM2.5) can trigger toxic protein clumps linked to Lewy body dementia, highlighting clean air policies as a crucial tool for brain health.

JD Supra | Arkansas has submitted its 2025–2026 Ambient Air Monitoring Network Plan to the EPA, outlining statewide air quality surveillance sites, pollutant measurements, and proposed network changes to ensure compliance with federal clean air standards.

Envirotech Online | The 4th CEM India conference on air quality and emissions monitoring, set for 10–12 March 2026 in Delhi, has opened its call for papers, inviting experts and industry professionals to present case studies and innovations by 17 October 2025.

Limerick.ie | Limerick City and County Council has launched a real-time public dashboard displaying air quality and noise data from 29 monitoring stations, linking environmental insights to public health and Active Travel routes ahead of Clean Air for Blue Skies Day 2025.

IOP Science | A study of the Sensirion SPS30 low-cost PM2.5 sensor finds it can reliably track urban air quality patterns and hotspots, though accuracy declines at high humidity, highlighting the need for RH-based corrections in citizen monitoring campaigns.

JCI | A comprehensive review finds that particulate matter air pollution is a leading global health threat, causing millions of premature deaths and driving respiratory diseases such as asthma, COPD, fibrosis, pneumonia, ARDS, and lung cancer, with no safe threshold of exposure.

WGBH | This week’s edition of The Deep Dive explores smog and air quality, from wildfire smoke and deadly historical smog events to Hollywood depictions, while offering expert talks, practical health tips, and a reminder to find fresh air escapes.

ScienceDirect.com | A new medical review warns that climate change is already driving major health impacts through air pollution, extreme heat, and microplastics, urging physicians to integrate climate advocacy, education, and sustainable practices into clinical care.

Asian Development Bank | A new analysis warns that air pollution costs over $8 trillion globally and remains the second leading cause of premature death, but highlights that practical measures like sustainable transport, renewable energy, and better waste and crop management can deliver major health and economic benefits in Asia and the Pacific.

Green Alliance | A new briefing warns that methane, already a powerful greenhouse gas, is also driving dangerous ozone pollution in the UK, calling for a 30% cut in emissions and binding ozone targets to safeguard health and food security.