IN the last issue of AQN Magazine we previewed the new-look IAQN Awards, which have introduced a number of new categories to recognise people working in the air quality field The Ian McCrae Award ...

Almost £130 million is being invested in the UK automotive industry to develop zero-emission vehicle technologies and support ...

In a significant development in the ongoing ‘Dieselgate’ case, a High Court judge has ruled that a crucial trial on ...

Researchers have identified chemical changes in the blood that may help explain how air pollution leads to lung cancer, according to a new study. Air pollution is already known to be a major cause of ...

Exposure to secondhand cigarette smoke during the earliest stages of life may affect the mineral development of teeth, ...

The American Lung Association has expanded its national clean air initiative to the Bronx as rising air pollution and extreme ...

Wildfire smoke can infiltrate homes even when windows are kept closed, while opening them to escape extreme heat may ...

Exposure to air pollution, particularly tiny particles from dust, soot and smoke, may increase disease activity and trigger ...

Our sister title, Environment Journal, is now available in magazine format, marking an exciting new chapter for the ...

People who are exposed to pesticides through their work may face a significantly higher risk of developing amyotrophic ...

A new online tool is giving scientists, journalists and the public a clearer picture of how wildfires are affecting the ...

People living in areas with higher levels of air pollution are more concerned about the health risks it poses and are more likely to adopt protective behaviours, but they may also have less knowledge ...