With countries across the globe reporting significant reductions in air pollution since the coronavirus pandemic took hold, scientists in California argue that with a strong commitment to reaching net-zero emissions, good air quality would be here to stay.
Air pollution from fossil fuels is responsible for 40,000 children dying before their 5th birthday and costs the global economy as much $8bn a day, according to a new report published today (February 12) by Greenpeace Southeast Asia.