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"Urban air quality" as a book category covers the science, policy, health, design and lived experience of air in cities—how pollutants are generated, measured and modeled; how they affect public health, equity and climate; and how planners, engineers, activists and policymakers respond. Titles might range from technical textbooks on atmospheric chemistry and sensor networks to case-study atlases of polluted megacities, investigative journalism exposing industrial or transport sources, practical guides for community monitoring and mitigation, and narrative accounts of people living with pollution. The category appeals to professionals (public health, urban planning, environmental science), policymakers, students and engaged citizens who want evidence-based explanations, intervention strategies, and stories that connect data to policy and everyday life in urban environments.

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