AQLI News
August 2, 2019
In the News
October 13, 2019
via Sky Statement
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In the News
October 4, 2019
via VietnamPlus
Indonesians’ life expectancy likely to fall due to haze from wildfires
VietnamPlus cites the Air Quality Life Index while reporting the risk to Indonesians' life expectancies due to wildfire haze.
In the News
September 28, 2019
via Outlook
Is air pollution shortening lives of people in Patna?
Research from the AQLI indicates the dangers of air pollution in the city of Patna.
In the News
September 26, 2019
via Green News.ie
Poor air quality causing almost 1,200 deaths per year
With research from the AQLI, Ireland has determined poor air quality to be the cause of many premature deaths in the country.
In the News
September 25, 2019
via TNT Magazine
Why Access to Early Healthcare, Sanitation, and Good Air Quality is Directly Linked to Life Expectancy
Data from the AQLI indicates that global life expectancy can increase with improved air quality.
In the News
September 19, 2019
via CNBC
Plugging into a healthy future: A bold EV policy can help Delhiites breathe easy
Research from the AQLI indicates that Dehli's air pollution cuts the life expectancy of residents by ten years, and so the district is drafting a new electric vehicle policy to help curb the increasing levels of air pollution.
In the News
August 19, 2019
via VICE
Indonesians Can Live Up to Six Years Less Due to Air Pollution, New Study Finds
Data from the Air Quality Life Index indicates that average life expectancy in Indonesia is severely impacted by severe air pollution.
In the News
August 16, 2019
Research shows thousands could be saved with better air quality standards
Research from the AQLI is cited in a study which finds that more than 30,000 American lives could be saved each year with more stringent air quality standards.
In the News
August 14, 2019
via Indonesia Expat
AQLI: Jakarta’s Current Pollution could Shorten Lives by over 2 Years
A recent study has claimed that the current severe air pollution in Jakarta could shorten the lives of its residents by over 2 years.
In the News
August 12, 2019
via The Jakarta Post