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Category Archives: Health Effects of Air Pollution
HK suffering very high air pollution
HK suffering very high air pollution. The government advises that those with existing heart or respiratory conditions should avoid prolonged stay in areas with heavy traffic.
Air pollution prematurely killing 13,000 people a year in Britain, says MIT
Major study reveals air pollution is killing 13000 people a year prematurely in Britain. The study is embarrassing for the government in light of the London Olympics and the Diamond Jubilee this summer. Air pollution prematurely killing 13,000 people a … Continue reading
London’s Air Quality Is Rubbish, But What Can Be Done?
London regularly breaches EU limits on air pollution. We’re allowed 35 ‘bad air days’ a year but had 57 on 2011. London’s Air Quality Is Rubbish, But What Can Be Done? | Londonist.
Air pollution is killing Londoners and Boris is ignoring it, warns Jenny Jones
Jenny Jones, the Green mayoral candidate for London has accused mainstream political parties of lacking the political courage to tackle air pollution. According to a report 4300 Londoners were dying prematurely per year because of pollution, with an average of … Continue reading
India’s Air the World’s Unhealthiest, Study Says
India has the worst air pollution in the entire world, beating China, Pakistan, Nepal and Bangladesh, according to a study released during this years’s World Economic Forum in Davos. India’s Air the World’s Unhealthiest, Study Says – NYTimes.com.
No need to wait for the clean air dividend
The world is finally waking up to the idea of controlling smog and soot. No need to wait for the clean air dividend – opinion – 16 April 2012 – New Scientist.
Exhaust fumes are twice as deadly as roads, study claims
More than 5000 people die prematurely from conditions like lung cancer and heart disease because of emissions, according to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Exhaust fumes are twice as deadly as roads, study claims – Telegraph.
Worst year for hayfever misery
Bad news for the Uk’s 16 million hay fever sufferers. This year’s hay fever season is set to be the worst ever as a perfect storm of weather conditions bring misery to millions. Express.co.uk – Home of the Daily and … Continue reading




