Air pollution is still a problem for nearly half of Americans, ... "The U.S. can protect the environment and grow the economy at the same time," EPA spokesperson Molly Vaseliou wrote in an ...

Worldwide, 11 to 14 percent of children aged five and up have asthma symptoms and about 44 percent are linked to the environment – air pollution, second-hand tobacco smoke, mold and poor ...

Air pollution is deadly and annually contributes to 6.5 million deaths globally, making it the leading environmental cause of premature death and disease, the Lancet reports.

The money will be used to install several air quality sensors in Memphis to track air pollution “around the clock." ...

Air pollution is a major global health threat — why don’t we treat it like one? by Christa Hasenkopf, opinion contributor - 10/12/21 6:00 PM ET ...

Smoke from the Green Fire and other wildfires burning in and near Shasta County are polluting the air over the North State.

In a study published last week in Science Advances, a group of international researchers examined satellite air pollution data from 2005-2018 across 46 projected future megacity locations ...

Air pollution from large animal farms can trigger or worsen asthma, allergies and other respiratory woes for nearby residents, health problems people here complain of — along with headaches and nausea ...

How air pollution prevents pollinators from finding their flowers Many animals rely on scent to make sense of the world. Pollution from smokestacks and tailpipes may be making them nose-blind.

Air pollution is getting worse, ... Its ill effects are only now starting to be fully understood — the Environmental Protection Agency didn’t even have a regulatory standard for it until 1997.

Cities across the globe are seeing drastic reductions in air pollution as the COVID-19 pandemic forces commuters to work from home and brings daily life to a standstill.