Kinetic energy emerges as key factor in indoor air quality
New research from the University of Birmingham has demonstrated a new way of measuring and analysing indoor air pollution, revealing a clear relationship between office occupancy, physical activity and air quality.
Treasury considers cuts to public EV charging costs
The Treasury is considering a package of measures to reduce the cost of public electric vehicle charging, amid concerns that the new ‘pay-per-mile’ road tax could deter drivers from switching to EVs.
Research maps cumulative pollution burdens across US communities
Communities of colour and low-income neighborhoods in the US face significantly higher concentrations of multiple environmental hazards, a new study has found.
Health Equals continues campaign against unhealthy homes
The Health Equals coalition, which was formed earlier this year, have again taken to the streets to give ordinary people an opportunity to contribute to the debate over living conditions in the UK.
Trump’s EPA could limit its own ability to use new science to strengthen air pollution rules
Ethylene oxide was once considered an unremarkable pollutant. The colourless gas seeped from relatively few industrial facilities and commanded little public attention.
A new study warns that the surge in lunar exploration could rapidly contaminate the Moon’s most scientifically precious sites, potentially obscuring clues about the origins of life on Earth.
Dulux partners with nooku to highlight paint’s impact on indoor air quality
Leading UK paint brand Dulux has announced a new partnership with indoor air quality monitor nooku, aimed at demonstrating how paint formulations can significantly influence the air people breathe inside their homes.