Saxon Pit Study: ‘You get onto a treadmill of just dealing with it’
An independent health assessment has revealed that residents living near Saxon Pit in Cambridgeshire, are experiencing a complex web of environmental stressors, with dust emerging as the most serious concern.
World’s most polluted countries miss out on air quality funding
Some of the world’s most polluted countries are receiving less than $2 per person a year in international funding to tackle air pollution, according to new research.
High-mileage EVs are challenging used-car assumptions
For decades, 60,000 miles has been a psychological milestone for used-car buyers. Once the numbers on the odometer climb beyond it, concerns about worn engines, ageing transmissions and expensive repairs often grow.
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.
Support for Zane’s Law builds as more councils come out in support
Three town councils in Northamptonshire have thrown their support behind a proposed law aimed at increasing transparency over contaminated land, just months after North Northamptonshire Council rejected the measure.
Could weather patterns predict India’s worst air pollution months?
New research has found that large-scale weather patterns explain much of the year-to-year variation in northern India’s winter air pollution and may make seasonal forecasts of severe air pollution possible.