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This Saturday, 11 July, marks World Population Day, a UN observance held each year on the anniversary of the day the world's population reached five billion in 1987. This year's theme, set by UNFPA, is "Realizing the hopes and aspirations of young people – today and for the future," a fitting moment to look at how population and air quality intersect, since young people are among those most affected by the air they grow up breathing.

Joining forces this CleanAirDay in UK to spotlight the people and organisations improving air quality.

We have the opportunity to win £10k at Reset Connect on 24 June

Air Aware Labs has been shortlisted as SEIS Investee company of the year and our CEO has been shortlisted as Entrepreneur of the Year

Everyday the average human inhales 11,000 litres of indoor air, constantly exposing them to the risks of indoor air pollution. Indoor air pollution is the presence of dangerous pollutants in the air inside buildings such as homes, schools or workplaces. These pollutants could be toxic chemicals, dangerous gases or airborne dust particles, but most commonly originate from indoor daily chores. In fact, researchers found that globally 2.4 billion people are directly exposed to indoor air pollution from cooking and heating with polluting fuels. From worsening asthma to life threatening lung conditions, indoor air pollution poses an invisible threat to human health everyday. 

Cauldron News has featured our work in their latest article.

On 7 May, we met with experts from across Africa to discuss the challenges of data coverage and how to ensure AirTrack can work more effectively across the region in due course.

We are thrilled to start a pilot for AirTrack Enterprise with the London Legacy Development Corporation who are responsible for the development of Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park.

On 2 April we took part in the Queen Mary Social Venture Fund annual pitch competition

Today, 2 April, AirTrack goes 24/7. We’re launching AirCoach: personalised air quality tracking across your entire day, from commute to training to home.

A simple explanation of how the AirTrack score works

We have partnered with FuturePlus to develop a practical guide to outdoor air quality for organisations.

At Air Aware Labs, our ambition has always been simple: to make personal air pollution risk universally accessible. In this article we examine moving to 24 hour tracking of exposure.

Our CSO, Will Hicks, was asked to give an expert opinion on "What exactly do air purifiers do to improve indoor air quality?"

On 23 January 2026 we hit two years old!

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