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In the News
June 9, 2023
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In the News
June 9, 2023
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
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.
In the News
June 7, 2023
via News18
World Environment Day 2023: 6 Startling Facts About Air Pollution That Demand Immediate Action
A report by the Energy Policy Institute at the University of Chicago disclosed that individuals in India endure an average lifespan reduction of 5.9 years due to poor air quality.
In the News
April 11, 2023
via Jago News
Air pollution affects children physically, mentally, causes diseases
AQLI researchers find Bangladeshis are losing an average of seven years of longevity due to pollution, Jago News reports.
In the News
March 31, 2023
via NDTV
The Human And Health Cost Of Delhi’s Garbage Mountains And Waste Crisis
Air pollution can shorten lives by almost 10 years in the Indian capital, Delhi, the world’s most polluted city, according to the Air Quality Life Index 2022, NDTV cites.
In the News
March 31, 2023
Lifespan in Haryana down 7 years, Punjab 6 years, pollution to blame
The 2023 State of India’s Environment report uses AQLI data to support its findings on life lost due to air pollution.
In the News
March 24, 2023
via Bloomberg
Air Pollution Casts a Pall Over Booming Bangladesh Megacity
The average person in Dhaka loses about eight years of their life due to air pollution, according to AQLI data, which has ranked Bangladesh as the country with the world’s worst air pollution every year since 2018.
In the News
March 20, 2023
via CNBC
Here are the most polluted cities in the U.S. and world
AQLI data shows air pollution takes more than two years off the average global life expectancy, CNBC writes.
In the News
March 20, 2023
via News Nine