Discover the thought-provoking exploration of air pollution in 'Citizens of Worlds.' This brand new trade paperback (ISBN: 9781517914059) from the University of Minnesota Press is an essential guide for those interested in citizen-sensing practices. In today's world, toxic gases, carcinogenic particles, and viruses threaten our health and environment. This book, published in 2023, delves into the innovative ways digital technologies empower communities to monitor and combat air pollution. Drawing on insights from the Citizen Sense research group, Jennifer Gabrys presents compelling, practice-based research that highlights how sensor toolkits can be crafted to detect pollutants in our surroundings.

Gabrys poses critical questions about the essence of 'citizen' in citizen sensing and examines the intricate relationship between digital technologies and environmental citizenship. Through collaborative projects focused on fracking infrastructure, urban emissions, and air-quality gardens, this publication explores how community engagement shapes political identities and fosters a movement towards cleaner air. Ideal for environmentalists, researchers, and activists, this book serves as a crucial resource for understanding the intersections of technology, community action, and ecological health. Join the discourse on creating breathable environments and redefining citizenship in the era of technology with 'Citizens of Worlds.'