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Pollution from human activity threatens both human health and vital ecosystems. SEI looks at issues of air pollution from household up to global levels, for example how pollution links to climate mitigation, urbanization and public health, and the potential role of citizen science in pollution monitoring.
Feature / Smriti Safaya gives us a flavour of the varied activities she gets involved in as a citizen science researcher at our York centre.
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Event on 05 October / In this CHILI seminar, Smriti Safaya presents findings from a scoping review of educational, behavioural, and communication interventions to improve school air.
Feature / Discover how air quality research since the 1990s has shaped policy and highlighted the health, economic and social benefits of addressing air pollution.
Journal article / This research examines how changes in population vulnerability and exposure to air pollutants affect global air pollution-related mortality trends.
Feature / SEI answers six key questions about air pollution and business ahead of Climate Week NYC, highlighting reporting, data and why clean air makes economic sense.
Other publication / The 2026 global economic assessment for climate and clean air action highlights the costs of inaction. Each year of delay could cost over USD 1.5 trillion.
Feature / SEI and partners created a guide that gives businesses a practical way to measure both the air pollution and climate-changing emissions they generate.
Journal article / The authors present an African perspective on the Angera Declaration: a methane action statement signed by over 150 scientists around the world.
Past event / Discover what we found in our scoping review of educational, behavioural and communication interventions to address school indoor air quality & thermal comfort.
Other publication / This guiding document shows businesses how to enhance their reporting by using air pollutant emissions inventories.
