Air Pollution
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New Louisiana LNG Project Could Be America’s Most Polluting Gas Terminal
Louisiana LNG project could be America’s most polluting gas terminal, and the construction and operation of LNG facilities generate significant...
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Ozone Pollution Spreads Across Indian Cities, Delhi-NCR Emerges As Biggest Hotspot
Ozone pollution spreads across Indian cities at a pace that is reshaping India’s air qualit...
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Nearly 50% Of US Children Breathe Unsafe Air, Report Finds
The most up-to-date statistics from the American Lung Association show that 33.5 million children...
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Secunderabad And Mumbai Among World’s Largest Methane-Emitting Landfills In 2025
Secunderabad and Mumbai among world’s largest methane-emitting landfills, have emerged as a major...
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The Hidden Poison Gases We Need To Talk About: Hydrogen Sulfide (H₂S) And Sulfur Dioxide (SO₂)
Do we really think about what fills our lungs every second? Barely any time. But the truth is, the air around us contains poison gases we hardly...
Are Warehouse Emissions Causing Cancer And Headaches In El Paso Residents?
Maria saw her first work at Cardinal Health's El Paso warehouse in 2014 as the ideal beginning to her career. She was unaware at the time that she...
Study: 91000 US Annual Deaths Linked To Oil & Gas Air Pollution, With Stark Racial Disparities
A groundbreaking study published on August 22, 2025, in Science Advances reveals the staggering health toll of air pollution from the U.S. oil and...
What The Air Pollution Level In New York Really Says About Urban Resilience In 2025
In 2025, the level of air pollution in New York informs us more than whether or not the air is healthy to inhale; it tells us about how enduring the...
The Hidden Dangers Of Atmosphere Pollution: What Satellite Data Reveals About Our Air
When we gaze upwards to the sky, we usually find a bright blue horizon and presume that the air is healthy and secure. But satellites tell a...
Pollution Across India: Mapping The Nation’s Most Toxic Sites And Urban Hotspots
At any given Indian city, the dawn is usually shrouded in a familiar, poisonous haze. It is not so much a sign of metropolitan mayhem—it is the...

