Banish dirty air from the skies.




More than 99% of the global population breathes unsafe air. The issue of Air pollution is the biggest environmental health risk of our time, causing an estimated 8 million premature deaths every year.

This UNEP interactive guide details how you can help make the air cleaner. Some of the pointers are remarkably simple, like walking a little more, recycling non-organic trash and avoiding single-use plastic where possible.




International Mother Earth Day is celebrated around the world on 22 April.
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