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Study details huge emissions resulting from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

Study details huge emissions resulting from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine

  • Aside from killing tens of thousands and displacing millions of people, the war launched by Russia has has also caused vast environmental damage
By Reuters ·
Air pollution linked to 135 million premature deaths: study

Air pollution linked to 135 million premature deaths: study

By AFP ·
Air pollution and politics pose cross-border challenges in South Asia

Air pollution and politics pose cross-border challenges in South Asia

By AP ·
Air pollution kills 1,200 children a year: EU agency

Air pollution kills 1,200 children a year: EU agency

By AFP ·
New Delhi to shut schools as toxic smog chokes India’s capital

New Delhi to shut schools as toxic smog chokes India’s capital

By AFP ·
A worker burns stubble after harvesting pulse crop in a field at Hoshangabad district of India's Madhya Pradesh state.

Air pollution cuts life expectancy by more than two years — study

By Reuters ·
Air pollution in Europe still killing 300,000 a year: report

Air pollution in Europe still killing 300,000 a year: report

By AFP ·
World should shut nearly 3,000 coal plants to keep on climate track — study

World should shut nearly 3,000 coal plants to keep on climate track — study

By Reuters ·
Special Jakarta residents hold breath for long-awaited verdict in air pollution case

Jakarta residents hold breath for long-awaited verdict in air pollution case

By Ismira Lutfia Tisnadibrata  ·
Indonesian coal plant taints South Korea’s green pledge

Indonesian coal plant taints South Korea’s green pledge

By Reuters ·
Bangladesh tears down brick kilns to fight toxic smog

Bangladesh tears down brick kilns to fight toxic smog

By AFP ·
Air pollution forces Iran to shut schools and universities

Air pollution forces Iran to shut schools and universities

By AFP ·
Pakistan PM announces plan to tackle 'killer' smog

Pakistan PM announces plan to tackle 'killer' smog

By Arab News Pakistan ·

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