Intersectional Inequalities in Neighbourhood Air Pollution Concentration in England: A Quantitative Analysis of Ecological Data Using Eco-Intersectional Multilevel (EIM) Modelling

Key Points

• Air pollution concentration shows significant intersectional inequalities in neighbourhoods across England, highlighting disparities.
• The analysis indicates that certain demographics face higher pollution exposure, affecting health outcomes and quality of life.
• This study employs eco-intersectional multilevel modelling to examine ecological data on air pollution levels.
• Findings may influence policies aiming to reduce environmental health disparities across different population groups.