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Air pollution remains a significant environmental risk factor. Polluted air has a detrimental effect on our health, our life expectancy, and costs our society considerably.   There is a clear need for action to reduce people’s exposure, tackling existing health inequalities and improving outcomes for all. We are now seeing some major interventions in public health across the UK to reduce pollution and improve lives - no more so than in the education sector with the younger ge

Air pollution remains the single biggest environmental risk to public health, contributing to respiratory illness, heart disease and premature deaths.   The links between poor air quality and ill health are underpinned by significant scientific research but a major challenge still exists around better explaining to the general public why  air pollution is a hazard and who  is most at risk from harm. Educating the next generation   Wider engagement with social networks, includ

To celebrate Clean Air Day 2025, EarthSense delivered engaging air quality workshops at Birmingham schools, empowering students to become "air quality scientists" for the day. Using real-time data from Zephyr® monitors, pupils explored pollution impacts and solutions. The initiative inspired awareness and action, with hopes that more schools and councils nationwide will join the movement for cleaner air.