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August 3, 2023

via The Wall Street Journal

The Link Between Air Quality and Your Longevity

AQLI's Director Christa Hasenkopf speaks with The Wall Street Journal on the health effects of air pollution.

In the News

July 31, 2023

via Block Club Chicago

Chicago’s Bad Air Quality Might Be Around For Awhile. Here’s What You Should Know

“The idea of the Air Quality Life Index was to capture that impact in a really easy-to-understand metric that you can see across the world, and at a pretty granular level,” says AQLI Director Christa Hasenkopf.

In the News

July 11, 2023

via India Times

Yes, Air Pollution Kills. But How Do We Tackle It?

What can we do to address a global issue that has deadly consequences? Aarsh Batra shares his insights on the escalating air pollution levels, backed by the latest AQLI data.

In the News

June 26, 2023

via Union of Concerned Scientists

Climate Reality vs. Public Perception: Will Toxic Haze and the 2023 Danger Season Make a Difference?

According to the Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago, more life years are lost around the globe from PM 2.5 than from cigarette smoking or alcohol, the Union of Concerned Scientists writes.

AQLI News

June 20, 2023

AQLI’s Impact in India

Learn more about AQLI’s engagement in India in a short video.

In the News

June 19, 2023

via Fast Company

The origin story of the Air Quality Index—and the toxic ‘smaze’ that came before it

AQLI finds that in some cities in India, cleaner air could mean living eight years longer, Fast Company reports.

In the News

June 9, 2023

via BBC

Delhi: The city where it is dangerous to breathe

A study done by AQLI last year found that air pollution in Delhi can shorten lives by almost a decade.

In the News

June 9, 2023

via The Washington Post

The smoke will fade in the U.S. But cities across the globe aren’t so lucky.

“We’re getting a taste of what I think is the greatest public health risk on the planet," EPIC Director Michael Greenstone tells The Washington Post.

In the News

June 8, 2023

via The New York Times

As Smoke Darkens the Sky, the Future Becomes Clear

For a moment, New York’s air quality was worse than it was in Delhi, the infamous pollution capital where average life spans are reduced more than nine years by particulates in the air, according to AQLI.