Climate Change in Changing Times Conference and Ph.D. Workshop in Paris, France 30 September, 2026 to 2 October, 2026 Hosted by the Habitable Air Project at the University of Berge
When wildfires tear through cities or forests, the smoke often carries more than ash, it brings fear, grief, and a growing sense of helplessness about our planet’s future. Bu
The article was first published by the United Nations Academic Impact (UNAI) The Habitable Air Project, led by Dr Kerry Ryan Chance at the University of Bergen (UiB) in Norwa
We are thrilled to announce that our research project, led by Principal Investigator Dr Kerry Ryan Chance, has been prominently featured in University World News. The article, titl
Principal investigator Kerry Ryan Chance of the Habitable Air project spoke at the 2024 High-Level Political Forum (HLPF) at the United Nations in New York on the urgent issue of a
This article was first published by the University of Bergen on 14 June 2024, by Amanda Schei. Did you know that nearly 99 percent of the world’s population doesn’t breathe
Unequal Lungs, Unequal Voices: 2023 Air Report Exposes Pollution’s Role in Global Divides The 2023 IQAir World Air Quality Report paints a disturbing picture, not just
Thirty years ago, a groundbreaking Harvard study published in the New England Journal of Medicine established a clear link between air pollution and death rates. The Habitable Air
Our planet is warming at an alarming pace, and the consequences are far-reaching. Recent research published in Nature Medicine by Diarmid Campbell-Lendrum, Tara Neville, Christian
In a recent study, researchers Chancel, Bothe, and Voituriez dive into the heart of the triple climate inequality crisis, revealing an urgent need for a revolutionary solution. Pub
In a groundbreaking study conducted in Rome, a team of researchers uncovered a concerning link between long-term exposure to air pollution and mental disorders. The study, co-autho
What is habitable space? At the surface level, it’s a rather vague question that could take you in any direction. In some ways, understanding the concept of habitable space is fu
