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In Poland, more than 46,000 people die prematurely due to poor air quality each year. As temperatures drop below zero, the widespread use of coal to heat homes significantly contributes to the country's dirty air.

Only half of governments gather or share data on air quality, reveals OpenAQ. Transparent data would optimise programmes to reduce emissions and benefit billions of people globally.

Air pollution falls hardest on the marginalised, who produced the least of it. London is expanding its Ultra Low Emission Zone for the second time to bring cleaner air to millions in outer London and lower emissions.

Health professionals have an important role to play in protecting the youngest and most vulnerable from air pollution. Health leaders from the UK and India share their insights.

Thousands died in the British capital when air pollution and unusual weather combined on December 5 1952 – and emissions still kill many today.

The City of Krakow announces the introduction of a low emission zone (LEZ) in 2024 to improve air quality for over 800,000 people.

100 government officials and practitioners working across 119 countries share their biggest barriers to effective air pollution management.

What happened at COP27 and what does it mean for air pollution? Clean Air Fund responds to the UNFCCC negotiation outcomes and calls for governments to make action on air pollution an explicit priority in climate action.

What is the role of the transportation sector in combatting climate change and air pollution? Siemens Mobility's podcast explores what companies can do.

Multinational businesses like Inter IKEA Group, GSK and Google have been assessing air pollution emissions across their value chains over the last year. At COP27, corporate leaders shared their insights of integrating clean air into their climate mitigation strategies.