Norwegian Institute for Air Research

Air pollution levels are still too high across Europe

Researchers have discovered how biological particles affect the clouds over the Arctic

Smoke from Canada is still coming in over Norway

Updated calculations carried out by scientists at NILU show that smoke from the forest fires in Canada is still drifting in over Norway.

Smoke from forest fires in Canada reaches Norway

Can we avoid conflict between farming and biodiversity?

Researchers find microplastics in the air using aluminium buckets and 600-degree heat

Ice cores reveal how much we have polluted since the Industrial Revolution

Premature deaths due to air pollution continue to fall in the EU

Researchers have collected Norwegian emissions on a map

Studies show that marine air, snow, sea spray and fog contain or convey atmospheric microplastics

96 per cent of Europe’s urban population is exposed to unsafe levels of air pollution

Improved method to regulate how much your shampoo contaminates the environment

Thousands of plastic pieces are floating towards the Arctic

Wood burning pollutes the urban air in Norway

Methane from the Arctic ocean stays put

Air pollution from old ships reaches hazardous levels

Siloxanes: Soft, shiny – and dangerous?

How much PCB does your body contain?

Traces of skin lotion found in Atlantic cod

Volcanic ash detection technology tested on aircraft

Volcanic ash data saves European air traffic

More harmful nitrogen dioxide in Norwegian cities

New technology reveals unknown pollutants

The culprit behind black dust?

Skin care chemicals end up in your blood - and in the Arctic

Risk of asthma added