'House burping' trend really works, scientists say
Human emissions of greenhouse gases—especially CO2—have sharply increased atmospheric concentrations, driving global warming and producing harmful pollutants like NO2, SO2, CO, and particulate matter.
Wood burners may treble children's exposure to pollution in homes, study finds
Children in homes using wood burners face over three times higher indoor particle pollution than children in non-wood-burning homes, with exposures often persisting overnight.
Air fryers release 100x fewer pollution particles than deep-fat fryers
Our study shows that repeated use of air fryers without being able to clean the more inaccessible cooking surfaces can negate some of the benefits for indoor air quality,
Bay Area Spare the Air alert extended through Saturday
Unusually warm January air coincided with multiple Spare the Air alerts as particulate pollution neared unhealthy levels and a high-pressure bubble trapped pollution and created tule fog.
Oxidative potential of atmospheric particles in Europe and exposure scenarios - Nature
Oxidative potential (OP) better captures health-relevant properties of particulate matter than mass concentration and is proposed for regulatory monitoring using standardized assays like DTT.