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We assess the impacts of and work to reduce the levels of short-lived climate pollutants – such as soot, methane and ozone – in the atmosphere. These agents affect human health and contribute to global warming.
271 results / 23 of 31 pages
Project / A scientifically robust and policy-relevant framework to identify and assess priority measures that maximize the multiple-benefits for air quality and climate.
Media coverage / Bangkok is suffering dangerous levels of air pollution. Rajesh Daniel and Diane Archer propose ten steps the Thai government can take to address the situation.
Past event / This side event, organized the the Climate & Clean Air Coalition, will showcase both the CCAC's multiple benefits pathway framework and SEI's LEAP-IBC tool.
Past event / This COP24 side event will feature representatives from Cote d'Ivoire, SEI and CCAC discussing the benefits of coordinated climate and air quality action.
Media coverage / TRT World featured SEI Policy Director Johan Kuylenstierna and air pollution experts in their programme Roundtable: When will we breathe easy?
Other publication / The first comprehensive scientific assessment of the air pollution outlook in Asia and the Pacific details 25 measures to tackle the issue.
Feature / Fewer than 8% of people living in Asia breathe clean air. A new report co-authored by SEI researchers proposes 25 solutions to this health crisis.
Journal article / This study estimates the number of annual asthma emergency room visits attributable to ozone and PM2.5.
Feature / The first study to quantify the global burden of asthma linked to air pollution finds that it triggers up to 33 million annual emergency room visits.
