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The United States sold more arms than the next seven exporters combined. Russia's share has collapsed from 21% to 6.8% in five years.
Thursday · July 30, 2026
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What's Surprising

Pakistan tops the list at 67.3 micrograms. That's more than double China's 29.6 — the country most people still picture when they think of smog. China now sits 20th, and keeps improving.

India dropped out of the top five for the first time in eight years. Its air still averages 48.9 micrograms, nearly ten times the WHO limit, but it's falling. The dirtiest air isn't only South Asian: Chad, DR Congo, Kuwait, and Egypt all rank in the top ten.

Loni, near Delhi, was the single most polluted city on Earth at 112.5 micrograms — twenty-two times the limit. The cleanest city, Nieuwoudtville in South Africa, breathed 1.0.

What's Not Surprising

South and Central Asia own the top of the table. Pakistan, Bangladesh, India, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Nepal — near the top year after year. The drivers don't change: crop burning, coal, traffic, dust, and mountains that trap the smoke.

The clean end is rich and remote. Island territories and the Nordics fill the bottom. Only 13 of 143 countries met the WHO limit of 5. The other 130 — 91% — did not. The gap in the air tracks the gap in income.

The rich world isn't clean, just cleaner. US air rose to 7.3 on wildfire smoke, and Canada ranked as North America's most polluted country for only the second time. Climate change is now its own source of pollution.

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