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Air pollution may affect brain health: Scientists investigate links to dementia and cognitive decline
Air pollution is widely recognised as a threat to respiratory and cardiovascular health, but researchers are increasingly ...
Two observational studies found that wildfire-related PM2.5 was linked to stronger mortality and hospitalization risks than ...
Noise and pollution from data power plants have become hot-button legal issues. As are resident concerns about their ...
The Federal Railroad Administration reversed its earlier decision and will conduct a public environmental assessment of ...
Plastic has become so deeply embedded in everyday life that avoiding it entirely seems almost impossible. From food packaging ...
A landmark study of 59,017 South African cases reveals that the danger posed by air pollution shifts depending on which ...
PFAS have been shown to increase risks to immunity, reproductive health, developmental delays, cancer and other health issues ...
For all the attention they are currently receiving, data centers are not new. Over the last few decades, processing capacity, ...
The Federal Railroad Administration will conduct an environmental assessment of the controversial $915 million proposal by ...
If we know pollution is occurring, the responsible response should be to stop or reduce it — not simply to keep measuring it.
Staff at an Oklahoma regulatory agency spent over a year building a case against Citation Oil & Gas, a company notorious for ...
Pollution has long been indirectly linked with dementia. Now scientists wonder if it may be physically reshaping the brain.
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