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Born from 15 years of research at the University of Leicester, EarthSense holds a rich academic heritage specialising in environmental monitoring and modelling of air pollution data; delivering products and services that enable the world to better understand and solve air quality issues. EarthSense delivers solutions that enable the world to visualise and manage its air quality challenges, enabling actionable results and meaningful decision-making processes.

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Jun 16, 20263 min
What if the air you breathe on your street is very different from the air measured a few hundred metres away?
Air pollution is rarely uniform. A busy road, school gate, residential street or green space can all experience very different levels of pollution despite being part of the same community. Yet when we talk about air quality, we often rely on data from a limited number of monitoring locations to represent much larger areas. While these monitoring stations providevital insights, they can only tell us what is happening where they are installed. The reality is that air pollution is constantly...

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Mar 31, 20262 min
Partnership Announcement: Expansion into Nigeria
We are pleased to announce a new strategic partnership with Atmospheric Research and Educonsult CIC, marking a significant step in our expansion into Nigeria and the broader West African region. Atmospheric Research and Educonsult CIC is a respected organisation operating across both the United Kingdom and Nigeria, with recognised expertise in air quality monitoring, environmental research, and capacity building. Through its work with government agencies, academic institutions, and...

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Mar 10, 20261 min
EarthSense Joins Africa Clean Air Network
EarthSense is proud to be a partner in the Clean Air Africa initiative, joining a network of organisations committed to improving air quality and supporting healthier communities across the continent. Air pollution is increasingly recognised as a major public health challenge in Africa. Rapid urbanisation, population growth and industrial development are placing pressure on urban environments, while many countries still lack the monitoring infrastructure needed to fully understand pollution...

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