Thousands die early from gas cooker pollution
Building interest by distinguishing news and novelty
Pollution from gas cookers cuts short the lives of 39,959 Europeans each year, the first scientific estimate of premature deaths...
Gas cookers cause regular pollution breaches in homes across Europe
The challenge of working with outside researchers
Cooking on gas regularly fills kitchens with air pollution above recommended levels, the largest ever home monitoring study in Europe...
Holiday drivers face growing pollution barriers
Charting the rising restrictions facing polluting road vehicles
Holiday drivers face more pollution barriers than ever before, as popular destinations crack down on toxic air. 320 European city...
Most cities throughout Europe should restrict traffic to tackle growing levels of air pollution as pandemic restrictions ease, the European...
Front page for Stanford study
Reputation helps to win media interest
Researchers from Stanford University and PSE Healthy Energy took air pollution measurements in Amsterdam homes in recent weeks, part of...
Gas cooker pollution shock
Major visibility for a neglected source of indoor air pollution
Home gas cookers cause weekly breaches of air pollution limits, a new study suggests. The report for the non-profit energy...
€27 billion health costs from home stoves – study
Translating dense scientific findings for the media
Air pollution from fossil fuel and wood use for home heating and cooking causes €27 billion a year in health-related...
The high costs of air pollution in cities
The power of a simple message
Air pollution costs the average European city resident €1,276 per year, according to the largest study of its kind. The...
