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Pollution May Change Your BrainLong-term exposure to air pollution can lead to learning problems and depression, a study on mice suggests.
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Warmer Weather May Be Linked to Worsened Heart HealthRising temperatures and pollution levels may act together to worsen heart health
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Californians Could Use Cell Phones to Track Air PollutionCell phones may be used to take snapshots of air pollution.
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Fishless Lake in Adirondacks Shows Signs of RecoveryAcid rain killed the fish, but ecosystems could thrive again.
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Pesky Kudzu Vines Could Increase Ozone PollutionMajor kudzu invasion could cause more ozone pollution, study finds.
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Asian Monsoons Spread PollutantsMonsoon circulations pull pollutants into upper layer of atmosphere where longer-lived, travel globally.
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Air Pollution Slows Down Women MarathonersDirty air could hinder the performance of women in marathons.
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Smog Stresses Skin CellsSmog is nasty enough in the atmosphere, and now research suggests it damages human skin cells as well.
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The Stranglehold of Weather on Beijing's Air QualityBeijing's efforts to control air pollution help, but aren't main influence on pollution levels.
