A global movement for atmospheric health

The air doesn't stop
at borders.
Neither should we.

The science exists. The data exists. The organizations exist. What is missing is the connection between them — and between them and you. Luyml Air is where that changes.

Join the movement →See who's already here

2,400+

Organizations connected

180

Countries represented

15,000+

Monitoring stations

47M

People in the network

Why this exists

The problem isn't the air.
The problem is fragmentation.

A researcher at UC Davis publishes a paper on ozone and Alzheimer's risk. A community organizer in Fresno has been documenting the same effect for years. A policy advocate at WHO is trying to build the legal case. None of them know each other exists. No tool connects them.

“The data exists. The science exists. The organizations exist. What does not yet exist is a single place where all of it becomes legible — and actionable.”— Iris Vale, Luyml News

That's what Luyml Air is built to be. Not another AQI widget. The connective tissue between every person, organization, dataset, and story that touches the air we breathe.

The fragmentation problem

Three worlds that don't talk to each other

The atmospheric health ecosystem is vast, active, and almost entirely siloed. Luyml Air connects what should never have been separated.

The Scientists & Researchers

Thousands of atmospheric scientists and epidemiologists producing peer-reviewed findings locked in journals, inaccessible to the communities most affected.

→ Connect with policy & community

The Organizations & Advocates

NGOs, health departments, environmental justice groups, city governments — all working independently on the same problem, in the same cities, often without knowing who else is operating nearby.

→ Connect with data & science

The People Breathing It

Billions of people — including those with asthma, MCAS, and POTS — living with bad air and no clear pathway to act, connect, or influence the decisions that govern their exposure.

→ Connect with science & advocacy

The network

Who's already here

Organizations, research institutions, community groups, and advocates — all working on atmospheric health, all now findable.

Research Institution

UC Davis Air Quality Research Center

Leading epidemiological research on long-term air pollution exposure and neurological health outcomes across California.

PM2.5NeurologyEpidemiology

Sacramento, California · USA

Community Advocacy

Central Valley Air Watch Coalition

A farmer-led citizen science network operating 40 low-cost sensors across 200 miles of California's Central Valley agricultural corridor.

Citizen ScienceAgricultureSensors

Fresno County, California · USA

International Policy

WHO Air Quality & Health Unit

Coordinating the global push to enshrine clean air as a human right in international law, with 43 co-sponsoring nations on the current UN resolution.

PolicyInternational LawWHO

Geneva · Switzerland

Technology

MIT Senseable City Laboratory

Developers of the next-generation PM2.5 sensor achieving 10x spatial resolution over government monitors — with a $45 unit cost.

SensorsMLUrban

Cambridge, Massachusetts · USA

Regulatory Body

California Air Resources Board (CARB)

The world's most influential subnational air quality regulator, setting standards adopted by 13 states for 50 years.

RegulationVehiclesCalifornia

Sacramento, California · USA

Environmental Justice

Breathe Delhi

Ground-level advocacy in one of the world's most polluted megacities — connecting communities, government, and international health bodies.

JusticeUrbanIndia

Delhi · India

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Live air data

Check the air anywhere on Earth

Real-time AQI and health guidance — anchored in the broader story of why it matters.

Sacramento

Good

Delhi

187

Unhealthy

Beijing

156

Sensitive

Jakarta

201

Unhealthy

London

Good

Lagos

112

Sensitive

São Paulo

Moderate

Nairobi

Moderate

Join the movement

There is a role
for everyone here.

Atmospheric health touches every person on Earth. Whatever your role — there is a place for you in this network.

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For individuals

You breathe it every day

Track your local air quality, log how conditions affect your health, connect with others in your region, and make your experience visible to the researchers and advocates who need to hear it.

Create a personal profile →

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For researchers

Your findings deserve reach

Publish your datasets, connect your work to community partners and policy advocates, and find collaborators across disciplines. Your research should not stop at the paywall.

List your institution →

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For organizations

Find your peers and partners

Join the network directory. Connect with community groups in your region, access shared data infrastructure, and make your work findable to the funders and journalists looking for you.

Add your organization →

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For policymakers

The evidence is here

Access the network of researchers, community impact data, and regional air quality records that turn lived experience into legislative argument.

Access policy resources →

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