The air pollution we breathe daily could be harming more than just our lungs and hearts. New research from McMaster University suggests that fine particles from traffic, industry and wildfire smoke is ...

Wildfire smoke and ozone pollution trigger air quality alerts in multiple states, raising risks for respiratory and heart ...

Researchers determined how much outdoor particulate pollution affects indoor air quality. Their study concluded pollution from inversion and dust events is kept out of buildings, but wildfire smoke ...

Almost half of everyone who lives in the United States breathes unhealthy levels of air pollution, according to the American Lung Association’s annual State of the Air report, released Wednesday.

A study published in the journal Scientific Reports has shown a strong correlation between the concentration of particulate matter in the air of São Paulo, Brazil—primarily emitted by vehicle fuel ...

The air pollution cocktail that expectant mothers often breathe in Utah is associated with more preterm births, University of ...

Diesel generators pose greater air pollution risks than previously understood. These machines emit toxic particles that ...

Data from NASA satellites in space could help communities without ground-based monitors better track air pollution, according ...

There has long been a debate over which of the many sources of Houston pollution produces the most cloud-forming particulate matter.

Fine particle air pollution killed nearly 240,000 people in the European Union in 2022, a five percent fall on the previous year, the European Environment Agency said in a report published Tuesday.

Michigan to see smoky air Wednesday, July 15, as Canadian and Minnesota wildfire smoke moves in from the U.P.

Air pollution ranks among the world's deadliest threats, causing an estimated 8 million deaths in 2021, according to a recent analysis from a United Nations partnership. That same year, pollutants ...