Hotter summers, once rare extremes, becoming normal. Such days present health risks, especially for older people and those in poorly ventilated buildings. We need cool, clean indoor air everywhere: homes, schools, hospitals, workplaces - as a basic safety standard. ukhsa.blog.gov.uk/2026/07/10/w...
What is the impact of climate change and adverse weather on summers in the UK?Climate change is often talked about in terms of emissions targets and future scenarios, but most people experience it far more directly: through overheated homes, disrupted travel, worsening air qual...ukhsa.blog.gov.uk@DrJoePajak CSci CChem FRSCLong‑term exposure to air pollution is increasingly linked to serious health risks, including a higher risk of Parkinson’s disease. The message is clear: action on clean air now can help reduce the global burden of disease. #CleanAir Article source: @cam.ac.uk www.cam.ac.uk/research/new...