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Particulate air pollution fell by 24 percent in China as the government worked to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

A new study finds that automated pollution monitors in China led to more accurate readings and citizens used this information to better protect themselves against the harms of air pollution.

Study finds that improvements made to the healthcare system in post-SARS Hong Kong led to fewer cardio-respiratory deaths caused by air pollution.

A new study monitoring driving and electricity use points to reductions in emissions that cause climate change and impact public health.

EPIC Director Michael Greenstone’s study on the impact of air pollution on infant mortality has won the 2020 Association of Environmental and Resource Economists Publication of Enduring Quality Award.

The Emissions Trading Scheme can reduce pollution 29 percent while increasing profits for a majority of plants, analysis finds.

The pilot program will be a model for the rest of India and the world, as a means of reducing air pollution and facilitating robust economic growth.

The average Thai’s life expectancy is shortened by more than two years relative to what it would have been if the WHO guideline was met, Air Quality Life Index shows.