The hottest Air Pollution Substack posts right now

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Who is Robert Malone 23 implied HN points 15 Feb 25
  1. Recent studies suggest that global warming might not be solely caused by human activities. They're looking into how less air pollution could be affecting cloud cover and, in turn, the Earth's temperature.
  2. Scientists are unsure about why cloud cover is decreasing, which complicates predictions about climate change. It's clear that this area of research is still developing and not fully settled.
  3. The U.S. government has spent nearly half a trillion dollars on climate change initiatives. Many are now questioning if these efforts are based on outdated or incorrect science.
Vietnam Weekly 412 implied HN points 18 Jan 24
  1. Air pollution continues to be a serious health issue in cities like Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City.
  2. Forecasts for Vietnam's economic growth in 2024 range from 6% to 6.5%.
  3. There are ongoing concerns about poor oversight and scandals in construction management in cities like Da Lat.
The Global Jigsaw 99 implied HN points 10 Nov 23
  1. In Delhi, the air pollution season is a serious health concern causing significant reductions in life expectancy.
  2. Both Beijing and Delhi face severe air pollution issues due to a combination of factors like geography, industrial sources, and weather.
  3. China has made significant progress in addressing air pollution through coordinated efforts including monitoring, pollution abatement, and restrictions on industries like coal-fired power plants.
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The Climate Historian 19 implied HN points 23 Jul 23
  1. Political leaders are often short-sighted and ignore serious issues like air pollution for immediate gains. This can be dangerous for future generations.
  2. Reducing short-lived climate pollutants can help the environment and improve public health. It's an important step to tackle climate change.
  3. The Green Party in England supports policies like the ULEZ expansion, showing commitment to addressing air pollution and its harmful effects.