In New York City, air pollution is unevenly distributed among the city’s neighborhoods, often in surprising ways, according to data from the New York City Department of Health, which tracks several ...

A new toll applied to cars driving in parts of New York City has led to a measurable drop in traffic, and with it, a 22 percent decline in particulate pollution, according to a new study. Congestion ...

Fewer cars in NYC means less pollution, but has Connecticut seen any benefits downwind?

Air pollution is dropping as a result of congestion pricing in New York City. Researchers at Cornell University said particle pollution has significantly decreased since the program took effect nearly ...

New York City’s congestion pricing, the nation’s first congestion relief program that charges drivers an additional toll for ...

Pollution in parts of Manhattan declined by 22% in the first six months of this year after motorists began paying a new toll to drive south of 60th Street, according to a Cornell University analysis.

The EPA will no longer apply a dollar amount to health benefits from clean air.