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Continue working from home to avoid a sudden spike in air pollution

Businesses should embrace remote working to prevent a sudden spike in air pollution as lockdown is eased, says NGO Global Action Plan and NHS Foundation Trust Guy’s and St. Thomas. 

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App to help cyclists, runners and pedestrians reduce air pollution intake
TENZING Clean Air Tracker is now available to cyclists, pedestrians and runners to help residents
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Select committee to scrutinise government approach to air quality
The Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (EFRA) Select Committee has today (12 June) launched a
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Air pollution remains low across Europe
Despite many European countries beginning to ease lockdown, data from the Copernicus Atmospheric Monitoring Service
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Green recovery must focus on the local variations in air pollution
A green recovery from Covid-19 should combine decarbonising the economy with improving local variations in
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Air quality sensors to help inform Oxford’s approach to clean air
18 air pollution sensors will be deployed in and around Oxford to help investigate the
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New project to improve air quality in London’s most polluted boroughs
Non-profit organisation Cross River Partnership has received funding from Defra to launch a new project
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Lung conditions improve for millions during lockdown
Two million people with lung conditions have experienced improved symptoms as a result of reduced
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Call for evidence on which public bodies should be responsible for pollution

The government has launched a new call for evidence on which public bodies should assist local authorities to cut air pollution. 

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Interview: Helena Molin Valdés, head of the United Nations Climate & Clean Air Coalition
Interview: Air Quality News reporter Pippa Neill spoke to Helena Molin Valdés, head of the United Nations
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Airly raises $2m for global air quality platform
Airly’s sensors and software provide ultra-local, accurate, predictive air quality data, addressing the worldwide air
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Reducing air pollution has made the planet warmer
China’s efforts to reduce air pollution has made the planet warmer, according to a new
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Achieving clean air across the world is possible, new study
Achieving clean air across the world is possible, according to a new study published in
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2.8 billion people still cook with polluting fuels
Nearly 2.8 billion people around the world still cook with traditional polluting fuels and technologies,
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Parents dislike the school run because of congestion, new survey
Three out of five parents in the UK do not enjoy the daily school run
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New campaign to encourage Scottish motorists to give up their car
A new campaign will encourage Scottish motorists to give as part of Clean Air Day.
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Melting snow triggers air quality alert across Michigan
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Melting snow triggers air quality alert across Michigan
An air quality alert has been issued across parts of Michigan as warming temperatures and
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Air pollution inequality worsens without global climate cooperation
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Air pollution inequality worsens without global climate cooperation
Ambitious global climate action could prevent up to 1.32 million premature deaths each year by
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Air pollution linked to faster mobility loss in older adults
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Air pollution linked to faster mobility loss in older adults
Long-term exposure to air pollution may do more than damage the lungs and heart –
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Secondhand vape smoke may damage lung tissue
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Secondhand vape smoke may damage lung tissue
Electronic cigarettes may not produce smoke but new research suggests the vapour they release could
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Pesticide residues in European soils is harming biodiversity
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Pesticide residues in European soils is harming biodiversity
A new study  has revealed that pesticide residues are present in 70% of European soils,
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Wood burners polluting rural homes more than traffic
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Wood burners polluting rural homes more than traffic
A citizen science project with schoolchildren on the Isle of Anglesey has revealed that for
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Air pollution, dampness and a lack of dogs increase asthma risk
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Air pollution, dampness and a lack of dogs increase asthma risk
A new study has found that a combination of early-life exposures – specifically indoor dampness,
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Wildfires create illusion of progress on air pollution equality
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Wildfires create illusion of progress on air pollution equality
The degree to which disadvantaged communities in California suffer poor air quality compared to their
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