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Air pollution hospitalises 200,000 in one week as fumes, emissions and smoke descend on Thailand

Vehicle fumes, industrial emissions and smoke from burning crop stubble have combined to cover two of Thailand’s largest cities, Bangkok and Chiang Mai, with a blanket of yellow/grey fog that has hospitalised 200,000 people inside a week.

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Kitchen air pollution tackled in University of Surrey’s Global Centre for Clean Air Research

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Anger as Government announce cuts to Active Travel Funding

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U.S. Department of Energy announces $6bn investment in industrial decarbonisation

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New study finds only 0.001% of the global population are exposed to WHO safe levels

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£10 charcoal air filters can reduce Nitrogen Dioxide inside cars by 90%

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Air quality tests on decade-long rubbish dump fire to take another six months say council

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University of York facility to deliver world-leading indoor air quality research

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U.S. Environmental Protection Agency sue industrial giant over persistent release of carcinogenic pollutants

The U.S. Department of Justice, on behalf of the EPA have filed a complaint to compel Denka Performance Elastomer to significantly reduce chloroprene emissions from its neoprene manufacturing plant in an area known as ‘Cancer alley’ in LaPlace, Louisiana. The EPA have long held that the company’s operations are a danger to public health due to the cancer risks associated with chloroprene.