By Vijay Kumar Malesu Scientists argue that fine particle pollution may be harming brain health and lowering cognitive potential worldwide, with modelling suggesting massive cumulative IQ losses and ...

Something quietly alarming is happening in cities, suburbs, and rural communities alike. People are checking air quality apps ...

People in the U.S. spend as much as 90% of their lives indoors ...

New research estimates that exposure to fine particulate air pollution is robbing the global population of nearly 65 billion ...

Air pollution silently reduces global cognitive potential, driving inequality and threatening brain health across all generations.

A United Nations special rapporteur warned Friday that air pollution is contributing to widespread human rights violations worldwide, calling on governments to take urgent action to reduce pollution ...

Air pollution is a global health concern, with over 90% of the world's population breathing air that exceeds World Health Organization safety standards. Fine and coarse particulate matter are ...

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Bangladesh is facing a serious environmental and public health challenge due to its severe air pollution. Once considered a ...

US conflict enters Day 12, air quality data reveals that war-hit Tehran (AQI ~60) is breathing cleaner air than New Delhi (AQI ~108), despite missile strikes, "black rain," and WHO warnings over toxic ...