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Marketplace sought insights from EPIC's Amir Jina on how extreme heat is affecting workers.

The New York Times opinion writer David Wallace-Wells featured the Air Quality Life Index (AQLI) and its latest report in a weekend essay on the threat of air pollution. In...

“There’s no greater current external threat to public health and well-being than air quality,” Michael Greenstone tells Vox.

In an analysis from the Air Quality Life Index, researchers found that wildfire smoke probably offset decades of state and federal antipollution efforts, at least temporarily.

More than 92% of Americans live in a region with unsafe air pollution, which could lead to reduced life expectancy, according to the latest AQLI update.

New data from the AQLI finds air pollution now takes more than two years off the global average life expectancy — more than cigarettes, alcohol, or conflict and terrorism.

New findings from the AQLI are featured on The World.

Reuters covers the release of the AQLI's 2022 Annual Report.