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India has the second-worst air quality in the world that is cutting short the average life expectancy of Indians by 5.2 years according to the new AQLI study.

Our AQLI study showed that poor air quality is "the greatest risk to human health".

Dirty air will regain its place as the world's single greatest health threat when the COVID-19 pandemic ends, University of Chicago researchers write in a newly updated report.

The AQLI report calls for urgent policy action, but the biggest benefits of increased life expectancy is contingent on India adopting the WHO's standards for air pollution which are far...

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

A new picture of the the state of the world’s air quality that reveals some surprises, both for better and for worse, researchers report.

Coronavirus shutdowns have cut pollution, and that’s opened the door to a “giant, global environmental experiment” on health; Steve Cicala speaks on the potential to save more lives.

After a drastic decline this spring, global greenhouse gas emissions are now rebounding sharply as countries relax their coronavirus lockdowns and traffic surges back onto roads. Steve Cicala weighs in.