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This report of just under 20 pages into South Africa’s air qualitysituation comes out with its conclusion right on the front pageas a subtitle: “Indoor pollution is SA’s most serious air qualityproblem”. The title, Air Quality: Missing the wood for the trees,itself is clearly polemic. Upon reading the title, one wondersexactly who it is that is missing the wood for the trees. Theanswer becomes apparent in the first line of the introductionsection, namely that when examining air quality media andactivists focus of industrial pollution but loose sight of what theauthor regards as the real problem, namely indoor air pollution.

Air Quality: Missing the wood for the trees by Ivo Vegter published by the South African Institute of Race Relations, September 2016