3 validity of policies for mitigating complex environmental problems like air pollution. This collaboration should include regular communication channels and joint initiatives that allow for the integration of scientific findings into policy formulation. Interdisciplinary teams can bring together diverse perspectives to address complex air quality issues more holistically. However, independence of scientific inquiry from government control is also vital for transparent and informed public policy discourse. Enhance Public Engagement Enhanced transparency creates space for civil society engagement to drive research directions that contribute to public policy formulation and prioritization. Making air pollution data publicly available is key to enhancing the ability of scientists and other civil society institutions to independently develop solutions. Additionally, transparent and participatory approaches that involve diverse perspectives also enhance policy innovation. Implement Comprehensive Policy Evaluation Frameworks Establishing formal systems for ex-post evaluation of environmental policies is vital. These frameworks should assess the effectiveness of implemented policies in achieving air quality goals and identify areas for improvement. Regular evaluations can provide critical feedback for ensuring that policies remain adaptive and responsive to emerging scientific evidence and public needs. Main Reference Jeffrey Chow, Tianle Liu, Coco Dijia Du, Rui Hu, Xun Wu. From research to policy recommendations: A scientometric case study of air quality management in the Greater Bay Area, China. Environmental Science & Policy, Volume 165, 2025, 104025, ISSN 1462-9011. From research to policy recommendations: A scientometric case study of air quality management in the Greater Bay Area, China Public Policy BULLETIN
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