NSW Government
Environment and Heritage

Air quality research

Collaborative research and innovation to deliver the information the NSW Government and communities need to manage our air quality.

A scientific instrument, called an infrared spectrometer, in a laboratory
A scientific instrument, called an infrared spectrometer, in a laboratory.
Credit: Simone Cottrell/DCCEEW
Clouds above Macquarie Marshes Nature Reserve
Clouds above Macquarie Marshes Nature Reserve.
Credit: Rowie Hawley/DCCEEW
Air quality in New South Wales

Overview of research into air quality in New South Wales and its impacts on health and the economy.

Old windmill, Sturt National Park
Old windmill, Sturt National Park.
Credit: Ingo Oeland
Air quality research areas

A range of evidence is developed and drawn upon to understand air quality impacts and the benefits of air policies and programs.

Clear skies over Sydney indicating low pollution
Clear skies over Sydney indicating low pollution.
Credit: B Peters/DPE
Current air quality research

An overview of major research programs currently being undertaken.

Bald Hill Lookout, Hill End
Bald Hill Lookout, Hill End.
Credit: John Spencer/DCCEEW
Completed air quality research

An overview of completed research which has contributed to the evidence base informing air policies and programs.

Books at Bankstown Library
Books at Bankstown Library.
Credit: Don Fuchs/DPE
Publications

All our published air research and publications.