Food emissions could cause global temperatures to rise
Emissions from the global food system could increase global temperatures by more than 1.5°C, according to new research. A paper…
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German court cases lead to decline in air pollution
Air pollution has fallen twice as steeply in German cities where air quality litigation has been taken, new analysis has…
Protecting air quality after Brexit
Tiffany Cloynes, partner at Geldards LLP and Head of Public Sector, England, discusses the importance of protecting air quality after…
Poland needs immediate and bold air quality action
Poland needs immediate and bold air quality action, writes Agnieszka Warso-Buchanan, Clean Air Lawyer, ClientEarth. According to the latest EEA…
Global business travel will not be killed off by coronavirus
Global business travel will not be killed off by coronavirus, according to new research by Kieran Michael Conroy from Queen’s…
Air pollution from the desert is causing an 18% increase in infant mortality
Air pollutants from the Sahara Desert are greatly increasing infant mortality in sub-Saharan Africa, according to a new study published…
The paradox of air pollution in the Kathmandu valley
David Harrison, a frequent traveller to Nepal, reports on the challenges and opportunities for clean air in the Kathmandu Valley,…
Air pollution remains low across Europe
Despite many European countries beginning to ease lockdown, data from the Copernicus Atmospheric Monitoring Service (CAMS) has revealed that air…
