Recreational marathon runners more affected by air pollution
Higher levels of air pollution on marathon race days are associated with slower finishing times, with recreational runners appearing to be affected more than elite athletes, new research suggests.
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.
Lawyers seek appeal over dieselgate emissions ruling
Lawyers representing around 1.6 million motorists involved in the Dieselgate litigation are to ask the High Court for permission to appeal a judgment on whether carmakers used devices to manipulate vehicle emissions tests.
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.