Algae-infused asphalt could slash toxic road fumes
Asphalt is so ubiquitous that most people never give it a second thought, but a growing body of research suggests that this petroleum-based material – which lines millions of kilometres of roads worldwide – may be quietly damaging our health in ways that have been largely ignored.
Formula E’s GEN4 charges ahead with record pace and greener ambitions
Formula E’s GEN4 hits the track in France, delivering performance levels ‘thought impossible for electric
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London businesses offered free cargo bike trial
Five London businesses are being given the chance to trial electric cargo bikes for free,
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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
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Investors demand freight and logistics sector action on air pollution
A coalition of 31 global investors, investment consultants, and pension funds, representing more than $1.8
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Understanding IQAir’s 2025 World Air Quality Report
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.
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€6.5million PEACE-Air project launched in Donegal
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Health Equals continues campaign against unhealthy homes
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New Gen4 car accelerates clean racing into the fast lane
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From wildfires to volcanoes: Drones redefine smoke tracking
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Launceston’s Lingering Wood Smoke Problem: A Case of Déjà Vu
The city of Launceston in Australia’s island state of Tasmania is once again grappling with
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Welsh air pollution awareness gaps revealed by new survey
A new survey commissioned by the Welsh Government has revealed that while the public is
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Councils call for clearer EV charging rules as accessibility lags
Local authorities are urging central government for clearer guidance and faster action to ensure the
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Algae-infused asphalt could slash toxic road fumes
Asphalt is so ubiquitous that most people never give it a second thought, but a
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The air ‘pollution’ on Venus could fuel future missions
There’s no getting away from it, the whole of Venus would be an AQMA if
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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
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River sediments reveal decades of pollution linked to economic growth
Sediments at the bottom of rivers and lakes in Mongolia are acting as a hidden
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The 2025 IQAir World Air Quality Report
Only 13 countries met WHO air quality guidelines in 2025, as wildfires and industrial pollution
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Forest soil acts as a sink for airborne microplastics
In the forests of central Germany, scientists have discovered that trees and soils are quietly
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