Sea breezes can worsen coastal air pollution, ten year study finds
A decade of observations from the south-west coast of England suggests that the cooling winds
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Hidden impact: PFAS, air pollution and data centres
Data centres are becoming the backbone of the AI economy, but their environmental impacts extend
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The Big Interview: Professor Helen ApSimon CBE
Professor Helen ApSimon played a pivotal role in making the west aware that a nuclear
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Government launches review of EV sales targets as ZEV mandate consultation opens
The UK government has launched a consultation on the Zero Emission Vehicle (ZEV) Mandate, seeking
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The toxic trade-off of stricter car emission standards
Stricter vehicle emissions standards are dramatically reducing the overall amount of volatile organic compounds (VOCs)
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Mercedes emissions trial to go ahead, despite appeal
In a significant development in the ongoing ‘Dieselgate’ case, a High Court judge has ruled
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New animation highlights dangers of wood-burning stoves
Environmental campaign group Mums for Lungs has teamed up with a researcher from Royal Holloway University to launch a new animated film warning of the hidden health dangers of wood-burning stoves.
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New film reveals ‘invisible’ fight for cleaner London air
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Understanding IQAir’s 2025 World Air Quality Report
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€6.5million PEACE-Air project launched in Donegal
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Health Equals continues campaign against unhealthy homes
Waste site ordered to halt crushing over dust concerns
The Environment Agency has suspended part of the environmental permit for a waste recycling site
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Twelve years on, inquiry will probe death of Zane Gbangbola
The Government have announced that non-statutory inquiry into the death of seven-year-old Zane Gbangbola is
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Local clean air action has saved almost 14,000 lives and £15 billion
Local authority action to tackle air pollution has saved almost 14,000 lives in England and
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Hidden impact: PFAS, air pollution and data centres
Data centres are becoming the backbone of the AI economy, but their environmental impacts extend
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Metals in the Sky
How does the space programme affect Earth’s atmosphere? Earlier this year, scientists presented the first
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Indoor pollution twice as high in Bradford’s most deprived households
After 4.5 years of a wide range of research activities, the INGENIOUS project has finally
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The Big Interview: Professor Helen ApSimon CBE
Professor Helen ApSimon played a pivotal role in making the west aware that a nuclear accident had occurred a Chernobyl in 1986. She has also worked on acid rain and is currently Professor of Air Pollution Studies at Imperial College London.
The 2025 Ian McCrae Award winning essay – by Eve Brooks-Parkin
IN the last issue of AQN Magazine we previewed the new-look IAQN Awards, which have
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Introducing EJ magazine
Our sister title, Environment Journal, is now available in magazine format, marking an exciting new
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Why creativity has a vital role to play in protecting public health
One year on from arguing that arts and culture could help the fight for clean
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Beyond air pollution: The growing focus on everyday chemical exposure
Air pollution and its impact on human health have been widely documented over recent decades.
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