A recent study from Scripps Research adds to the growing body of evidence that air pollution isn’t just a threat to our lungs; it’s a serious risk to brain health. As toxic air becomes harder to escape, its long-term impacts on memory, cognition, and neurodegenerative diseases

If you’re hoping your kids can enjoy dancing in the rain like we did growing up, here’s something you should know😢⬇️ timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/pune/air-… via Neha Madaan The Times Of India IMD Weather IITM Pune Central Pollution Control Board

It’s Mother’s Day and I feel conflicted - anxious about the kids’ future yet hopeful that they will figure a way out of the mess we created. All I have to give them are the consequences of my own actions here and now. Wish you all the moms out there a #HappyMothersDay2025.

While it may be a guaranteed right, people of #Guwahati have to make do with covered stormwater drains functioning as footpaths. It’s time Guwahati Municipal Corporation, GMDA and PWD Roads get their act together and tackle this fundamental issue in a coordinated manner.

Reclaim Guwahati hosted a bunch of creative, enthusiastic kids from The Blue Ladder Trust for a morning of painting for a greener future. instagram.com/reel/DMHeQxuPz… #Guwahati #Dighalipukhuri #PlasticFreeJuly #Kidsforchange #Artfortheplanet

It’s extraordinary that MoEFCC’s authority under the Forest Conservation Act could be undermined by the Assam State Government. Where is accountability?

#Airquality management in #Assam must begin with the strengthening of the monitoring network, which at present is highly limited to #Guwahati & a handful of industrial towns. This urban bias leaves most districts, especially rural & peri-urban regions, unmonitored and invisible

Global Launch by Global Climate and Health Alliance: “Cradle to Grave: The Health Toll of Fossil Fuels and the Imperative for a Just Transition” Date: 16 September 2025 Time: 9 am NY/ 2 pm UK/ 3 pm South Africa, Geneva/ 4 pm Nairobi/ 6.30 pm New Delhi/ 9 pm Malaysia* Please use this bitly for the

The Great Smog of December 1952 didn’t just kill 4,000–12,000 Londoners in five days, it exposed the cowardice of a government that chose cheap coal over human lungs. Churchill’s administration knew domestic coal smoke was lethal (scientists had been screaming it since the

Anger is spilling out in the streets of #Delhi regarding the toxic air the people there have to endure. But in #Guwahati, which is seeing similar levels of #AQI readings, the people seem blissfully unaware of the repercussions and the government is also keeping mum.

A strong interim step for the hills. Calcutta HC halts illegal construction in Darjeeling, flagging serious ecological & disaster risks in a high seismic, landslide prone region. Accountability fixed on the Municipality✊ Chandrani Sinha 👏👏 eastmojo.com/news/2026/01/2… EastMojo

“We can’t breathe here.” Byrnihat, once green, clean, and quiet; is now India’s most polluted town. Lives are being poisoned, livelihoods destroyed, and silence is the policy response. How many more towns must choke before action? PMO India