Delhi’s winter smog cannot be fixed by local action alone
A new modelling study suggests that even if Delhi fully bans crop burning and slashes local emissions, its winter air will remain dangerously polluted without coordinated action across three states.
Fuel price volatility pushes 70% of petrol drivers toward EVs
Rising costs at the pump are driving a major shift in driver attitudes, with new research revealing that over 70% of non-EV owners are now more open to going electric.
Government announces tailored health support for firefighters
The government has announced a new package of health support for firefighters, including regular health checks and dedicated research into the unique risks faced by those serving in the profession.
The UK has met all its domestic and international commitments for reducing key air pollutants, Air Quality Minister Emma Hardy has confirmed in a formal statement to Parliament.
Industrial emissions could delay ozone layer recovery by seven years
New research has revealed that industrial chemicals once thought to pose minimal risk are now significantly delaying the recovery of Earth’s ozone layer.
The Environmental Monitoring & Measurement Achievement Awards (the EMMAs) are returning bigger than ever, reflecting the continued growth of AQE Expo and the air quality & emissions sector.