The Guardian | A study finds that sectors like shipping, aviation, and construction face far looser nitrogen oxide pollution limits than homes or cars, risking rising emissions even with low-carbon fuels.

The Hill | A new study finds that climate change and air pollution have combined to reduce precipitation in the U.S. Southwest since 1980, making drought conditions inevitable regardless of El Niño or La Niña patterns.

American Lung Association | Wildfire smoke is worsening air quality across the U.S. by increasing fine particle and ozone pollution, raising health risks for millions and disproportionately impacting vulnerable groups, according to this year’s “State of the Air” report.

POLITICO Pro | A UCLA study found that power cabinets at EV fast-charging stations stir up fine particulate matter from nearby traffic, potentially exposing users to localized air pollution despite the stations’ clean energy purpose.

Open Access Government | The EU has launched a major wastewater sentinel surveillance system using new contracts for sampling, pathogen analysis, and pollutant monitoring, aiming to strengthen early warning capabilities for public health and environmental threats across Europe.

NASA Science | Researchers are enhancing coarse satellite NO₂ data using advanced modeling to produce fine-scale, daily estimates across Switzerland and South Korea, improving detection of pollution hotspots and enabling more precise health and emissions research.

BMC Public Health – BioMed Central | A systematic review of recent studies highlights growing global attention to indoor air quality in hospitals, with key research focusing on environmental parameters, health impacts, and infrastructure strategies to improve conditions for patients and staff.

Technology Networks | Advancements in miniaturized gas chromatography, electronic noses, and wearable VOC detectors are making real-time, accessible air quality monitoring possible, offering complementary tools to traditional lab-based methods for both environmental and clinical applications.

Streetsblog NYC | Early data from New York City’s congestion pricing program shows steady or improved PM2.5 levels across all boroughs, suggesting the toll is already contributing to cleaner air without worsening pollution in areas predicted to be impacted.

Nature | A new study explores the link between outdoor air pollution and multiple myeloma, aiming to identify environmental, sociodemographic, and clinical factors that may contribute to increased disease risk in vulnerable populations.

The Guardian | A study finds that sectors like shipping, aviation, and construction face far looser nitrogen oxide pollution limits than homes or cars, risking rising emissions even with low-carbon fuels.

The Hill | A new study finds that climate change and air pollution have combined to reduce precipitation in the U.S. Southwest since 1980, making drought conditions inevitable regardless of El Niño or La Niña patterns.

American Lung Association | Wildfire smoke is worsening air quality across the U.S. by increasing fine particle and ozone pollution, raising health risks for millions and disproportionately impacting vulnerable groups, according to this year’s “State of the Air” report.

POLITICO Pro | A UCLA study found that power cabinets at EV fast-charging stations stir up fine particulate matter from nearby traffic, potentially exposing users to localized air pollution despite the stations’ clean energy purpose.

Open Access Government | The EU has launched a major wastewater sentinel surveillance system using new contracts for sampling, pathogen analysis, and pollutant monitoring, aiming to strengthen early warning capabilities for public health and environmental threats across Europe.

NASA Science | Researchers are enhancing coarse satellite NO₂ data using advanced modeling to produce fine-scale, daily estimates across Switzerland and South Korea, improving detection of pollution hotspots and enabling more precise health and emissions research.

BMC Public Health – BioMed Central | A systematic review of recent studies highlights growing global attention to indoor air quality in hospitals, with key research focusing on environmental parameters, health impacts, and infrastructure strategies to improve conditions for patients and staff.

Technology Networks | Advancements in miniaturized gas chromatography, electronic noses, and wearable VOC detectors are making real-time, accessible air quality monitoring possible, offering complementary tools to traditional lab-based methods for both environmental and clinical applications.

Streetsblog NYC | Early data from New York City’s congestion pricing program shows steady or improved PM2.5 levels across all boroughs, suggesting the toll is already contributing to cleaner air without worsening pollution in areas predicted to be impacted.

Nature | A new study explores the link between outdoor air pollution and multiple myeloma, aiming to identify environmental, sociodemographic, and clinical factors that may contribute to increased disease risk in vulnerable populations.