Feminist technoscientific research with chemicals is proliferating. This critical commentary
considers how this scholarship extends environmental justice research on pollution. We are …

Scientific literature on the health effects of air pollution is diverse, and broadly acknowledges
the importance of human experience and social and economic precarity as modifying …

Abstract Breakdown, trespass, seepage, degradation: this is late industrialism. Over the past
decade, the term has become synonymous with collapse, describing everything from …

The COVID-19 pandemic brought to the surface the critical qualities of air–airflow,
ventilation, particulates etc.–in relation to the well-being of people living in high-rise …

Bushfires, and resulting bushfire smoke, were major environmental, social and health crises
in Australia in the summer of 2019–20. In Australia's national capital the smoke pollution …

To conclude the discussion of breath and breathing in the foregoing contributions, this
comment sets out from a critical perspective on embodiment. For a being that breathes out …

Just air? Spatial injustice and the politicisation of air pollution - Anneleen Kenis, Maarten
Loopmans, 2022 Skip to main content Intended for healthcare professionals Sage Journals …

In this paper, we consider climate change as a systemic respiratory crisis, and explore how
breath can function as a mode of witnessing climate catastrophe. We build on feminist …

Critical engagement with spaces of exposure is an important research agenda in the
contemporary social sciences and humanities. Developing and extending this agenda, this …

Air quality is neither a stable material phenomenon, nor form of knowledge. This was made
clear upon the arrival of COVID-19 in school classrooms when humans emerged as the …