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In January 2026, Sarajevo ranked among the world’s most polluted cities, with air quality levels exceeding WHO safety limits. New research reveals why this winter smog keeps returning and what could finally change it.

In mid‑October 2025, storm Alice hammered Spain with torrential rain, causing floods in Catalonia, Valencia and the Balearic Islands . The deluge forced rail lines to close and dozens of flights were cancelled . After the water recedes, quick action is essential: mould can start growing within 24–36 hours, so experts advise removing standing water promptly, airing out rooms and using dehumidifiers.

Myopia, or nearsightedness, is on the rise worldwide, particularly among children living in urban areas across East Asia. While genetics, screen time, and lack of outdoor activity have long been cited as key risk factors, a new and often overlooked element is now drawing attention: air pollution. A large-scale study from China, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), offers new evidence that pollutants in the air may have a direct impact on ch

More than 6 million people in Jakarta, Indonesia, were treated for acute respiratory infections (ARI) in the first half of 2024 alone, according to government data reported by Anadolu Agency. As air quality continues to deteriorate, the Indonesian government warns of a growing public health emergency in the capital and surrounding areas.

Tyres are the invisible polluters of modern mobility. While engines are becoming quieter and exhaust gases cleaner, one major environmental burden remains largely overlooked: tyre wear. That is now changing. At both the European and global levels.

In recent weeks, vast wildfires in Canada have not only devastated local landscapes but have also had far-reaching effects on air quality across Europe. Smoke from these fires has traveled thousands of kilometers, leading to hazy skies and health concerns in several European regions.