Pollution

Indonesia Arrests Executives in Haze Crackdown

By Lisa Spear

How Air Pollution Contributes to Millions of Early Deaths

By Justin Worland

How One Device Could Reduce Deaths in the Operating Room

By The Aspen Institute

Deadly Chemical Fears Grip China After Blast

By Hannah Beech / Shanghai
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Smog From China Kills 4,400 People Every Day, Study Finds

That's about 4,400 people per day

By Maya Rhodan

Navajo Nation Says It Will Sue EPA Over Toxic Spill

"The spill has impacted us religiously, emotionally, financially"

By Aditya Agrawal

Balls are L.A.'s Latest Weapon Against Drought

No, it isn't some weird art installation

By Joanna Plucinska

We Were Wrong About Fat

These are today's best ideas

By The Aspen Institute

This Country Has the World's Most Polluted Air

No, it's not China

By Rishi Iyengar

Softbank to Invest $20 Billion in Solar Energy in India

"Twice the sunshine, half the cost"

By Rohit Inani / New Delhi

Breastfed Babies Better Protected Against Pollution

Human milk counters impact of airborne pollutants

By Sabrina Toppa

New Delhi Bans Cars Older Than 15 Years From Roads

The city of 17 million is one of the world's most polluted

By Rishi Iyengar

This Study Busts Your Work Out Excuse

Air quality may not be the best in cities, but the benefits of physical activity can outweigh the harms of breathing in pollutants

By Alice Park

Americans Don't Care That Much About the Environment, Poll Shows

Americans concerns near record lows

By Alexandra Sifferlin

How Air Pollution Affects Babies in the Womb

A new study finds evidence that prenatal exposure to common pollutants can contribute to hyperactivity, aggression and more in kids

By Alice Park

Paris Takes Cars Off the Road to Fight Smog

The restrictions—and free public transportation—helped cut traffic by 40 percent

By Noah Rayman

Arctic Sea Ice Levels Are at the Lowest Ever Recorded

Ice levels also began to retreat early this year

By Kevin McSpadden

Britain's Prince Charles Urges Action to Clean Up the World's Oceans 

The future monarch called ocean waste "one issue that we absolutely cannot ignore"

By TIME Staff

Global Carbon Emissions Flatlined in 2014 Even as Economy Grew

In an encouraging sign, levels of the leading greenhouse gas were unchanged in 2014

By Noah Rayman

E.U. Faces a Deadly Air-Pollution Crisis

Europe is failing on a range of environmental indicators from air to water and biodiversity

By Sabrina Toppa
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