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SSRN has published our new pre-print article (currently under review in the Cities journal) which explores how air quality evidence can evolve within transport and urban planning decision making.

Air Aware Labs publishes first Annual Report, revealing the hidden impact of the air we breathe on health and performance

In this article, we examine the ways in which air pollution affects women’s health, arguing that air pollution is not only an environmental issue, but also a critical gender and environmental justice concern that demands a targeted and inclusive policy response.

Delve into our annual Wrapped to find out what our users around the world have been up to, and what their air quality has been!

We were happy to contribute a case study on how we are using AI to transform environmental health data for the Centre for Business and Industrial Transformation

Update 17 December - we won Firestarter and Sustainable Tech categories and gained runner up in Diversity and Big Data! We were finalists in five categories in this award!

We were delighted to contribute to this landmark reporting looking at what UK companies need to innovate faster and compete at global scale

In this blog, we break down the science behind why winter pollution becomes so devastating and explore some of the emerging solutions India and Pakistan are using to tackle it.

In this article we look into the science behind wood burning and the alternatives

What are the top 5 cleanest cities and top 5 most polluted cities according to our data?

We have been working with Responsible 100 and Global Action Plan to develop a topic on air pollution in this corporate social responsibility framework

We have published a blog on "The Business Traveller’s Guide to Urban Air Pollution: Protection Strategies and Recovery Tips" with Maiden Voyage.

On International Day of Clean Air for Blue Skies we launched our new AirTrack feature: Cleaner Routes

Wildfires have surged across multiple continents this summer, leaving not just devastation on the ground but also profound impacts on the air we breathe. While we often think of traffic and industry as the main culprits of air pollution, wildfire smoke is different in both composition and behaviour, and its health burden may be far greater than we have previously recognised.

We have been selected as finalists for the TiE Women global initiative!

Collaborative article with Healthy Air Technologies uncovering the links between indoor and outdoor air pollution

When we step outside on a summer afternoon, we can often feel the dense, stifling quality of the air. In winter, the stillness can feel even thicker, making us feel like we’re choking on air. Most of us assume that air pollution is at its worst on scorching days, but in reality, extreme temperatures, whether high or low, greatly shape the air around us. So, how do hot and cold temperatures influence air pollution levels, and what does it mean for our health?

The World Economic Forum asked us air quality in business decision-making. Despite its significant health and economic impacts, air quality remains under-addressed in corporate strategy. Leading companies are integrating air quality into their operations, using emission tracking, collaborating on pollution reduction and innovating product lines. Businesses that embed air quality into strategy stand to gain in talent acquisition, investor trust, regulatory preparedness and overall sustainability leadership.

Here's the third in our series with our super user, Malcolm Buckley!

Here's the second in our series with our super user, Malcolm Buckley!