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Air pollution over downtown LA | Credit: iStock
IQAir’s 2024 World Air Quality Report analyses data from 40,000 global air monitoring stations and reveals 'alarming' pollution trends are continuing, despite some encouraging progress
Only 17 per cent of global cities met the World Health Organisation's (WHO) air pollution guidelines in 2024, leaving millions of people facing dangerously toxic air. That is just one of a host of "alarming...
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