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By ZAIDA GLIBANOVIC   WITH the 10th anniversary of the Hazelwood Mine Fire upon us, new research has found that […]

Smoke from wood heaters causes between 11 and 63 deaths per year in the ACT, according to a new study from researchers at The Australian National University (ANU), the HEAL National Research Network and the Centr

Solid fuels are the second largest source of airborne particle pollution in the UK, leading to the early deaths of an estimated 284 Londoners a year

As concerns grow over the dangers of wood smoke in our homes, new research revealed that using wood burners can increase the risk of lung cancer by a third.

Results from study involving 50,000 women suggest even occasional wood burning can contribute to lung cancer

New technology is acting as a weather detective to track dangerous conditions and hopefully prevent negativ...

As the job hazard grows across Canada, protections fail to keep up. A Tyee and Climate Disaster Project special report.

Invisible to the naked eye, particles are inhaled deep into the lungs, enter the bloodstream and cause a range of harms throughout the body. This air pollution is linked to higher rates of heart and lung diseases, strokes, dementia and some cancers. It also increases the risk of adverse pregnancy outcomes and poorer learning outcomes in children.

We wouldn't put up with this pollution from businesses.

We wouldn't put up with this pollution from businesses.