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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.
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Media advisory / On his first day in office President Joe Biden took executive action to limit methane pollution. SEI expert Dr. Johan C.I Kuylenstierna reacts to the decision.
Project / The world’s appetite for animal products continues to grow, with profound implications for the environment, human health and animal welfare.
Past event / As peak haze season approaches, activists and researchers tackle who really pays the price of air pollution in Thailand.
Media coverage / Thailand pushes for bioeconomy vision, toiling to lower air pollution. But cut off from much of the profits, sugarcane farmers continue to burn just to survive.
Other publication / Social-ecological transformation in Asian cities is instrumental to achieving many global development and climate targets.
Past event / The event aims to advance citizen science towards environmental justice, citizen empowerment, gender equity, and health promotion in address urban pollution.
Perspective / Is there a connection between air quality, gender, and work?
Journal article / Cars are a commuting lifeline worldwide, despite contributing significantly to air pollution.
Media coverage / Experts say increased funding for air quality monitoring and research can save children aged five and below from respiratory diseases due to pollution.
