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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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Past event / Watch the first in the CHILI seminar series, which brought together experts to explore children’s learning environments and health.
Journal article / A theory of change is used to explain the economics of pro‑environmental trade regulation, with the EUDR serving as the key example.
Feature / Over 93% of Ugandan households rely on wood and charcoal for fuel. A new strategy sets a timeline through 2040 to support a clean energy transition.
Tool / CHEPA is an easy-to-use calculator that helps schools assess how a HEPA filter impacts classroom air quality and energy use.
Perspective / Chris Malley argues that improvements in air quality and public health can offer motivation for increasing climate actions.
Perspective / SEI experts detail how Latin American cooperation with the EU can boost its efforts to cut methane emissions, which cause powerful and rapid global heating.
Journal article / Methane bubbles from the sediments of aquatic environments cause large gas emissions. This article underscores their impact and explores ways forward.
Project / An interdisciplinary network set up to understand particulate matter in indoor air, its health impacts and effective and equitable ways to address it.
Journal article / This publication explored how environmental monitoring can help address the mental health needs of vulnerable perinatal adolescents.
