A new study finds that extreme heat exacerbates the health effects of wildfires, disproportionately affecting poor and underprivileged communities.
A new study finds that two types of air pollution can synergize, leading to far worse health risks from heart disease and respiratory illness, particularly in colder weather.
A new study warns that exposure to certain types of air pollution can increase the risk of stroke within just five days.
A new study reveals that even low levels of air pollution may negatively affect crucial brain development in children.
A new study highlights the worst areas for air pollution in the U.S., indicating people in the western part of the country are disproportionately affected.
The EPA and several environmental groups have entered into a consent decree requiring the agency to put in place updated regulations on oil and gas air pollution.
The EPA has proposed new air pollution standards for chemical and polymer plants nationwide, in hopes to reduce toxic air emissions and lower nearby cancer rates.
The findings of a new study link long-term air pollution exposure to an increased risk of depression later in life.
A pilot study in New York replaced the gas stoves in a number of apartments with electric induction stoves, resulting in less indoor air pollution.
A new study links air pollution exposure to increased risks of anxiety and depression.