Climate Visuals launches a new collection of air pollution photographs

“Improving air quality is essential for addressing racial, gender and income inequalities. It is vital that the voices of people most affected by air pollution are included in campaigns and policy debates on air quality and climate change.” These 200 new photographs, taken in Indonesia, Poland, South Africa and the UK “are freely available for use in the non-profit, editorial and educational sectors and were commissioned in response to the scarcity of accurate, compelling and accessible photojournalism highlighting the impacts of air pollution alongside solutions to the problem.” This forms part of Climate Outreach’s work towards their “goal to be an anti-racist organisation.”