Air pollution levels considered acceptable under current federal regulations may still pose significant health risks, particularly for cardiovascular disease, according to a new review of global research published in Environmental Pollution.
The 2025 IQ Air World air quality report, had analysed air quality data from 9,446 cities in 143 countries, regions, and territories around the world.
Scientists have unveiled a powerful new way to detect and measure formaldehyde in the atmosphere, a breakthrough that could improve air pollution monitoring and help researchers better understand the chemistry behind smog, ozone formation and wildfire emissions.