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Category Archives: Africa
Pollution linked to one in six deaths
Pollution has been linked to nine million deaths worldwide in 2015, a report in The Lancet has found. Almost all of these deaths occurred in low- and middle-income countries, where pollution could account for up to a quarter of deaths. Bangladesh and … Continue reading
Traffic-clogged Cairo shifts sights to cycling
Choked with high air pollution and chronic traffic congestion, the Egyptian capital is struggling to shed off this image. Cycling seems one key. Local authorities in Cairo, one of the world’s most populous cities, this week unveiled a project aimed … Continue reading
Here are some of the world’s worst cities for air quality
Trying to get away from airborne ammonia? Don’t linger in Lagos or Delhi. If you’re bent on avoiding ozone, you might want to add Beijing, Karachi, and Los Angeles to your list. These are some of the cities with the … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Air Quality, Asia, China, India, Latin America, Mexico, USA & Canada, World News
Tagged Air Pollution, Bangladesh, Beijing, Delhi, Dhaka, Karachi, Kolkata, Lagos, Los Angeles, Mexico, Mexico City, Ozone O3, Pakistan
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Air pollution killing 14,300 Kenyans annually: report
The World Health Organization (WHO) report released on Monday revealed that a quarter of all global deaths of children under five are caused by dirty and polluted environments including dirty water and air, second-hand smoke and a lack of adequate … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Air Quality
Tagged Africa, Air Pollution, Kenya, World Heath Organization (WHO)
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Millions of premature births could be linked to air pollution, study finds
Premature births across 183 countries may be associated with fine particulate matter, a common air pollutant, with Africa and Asia especially affected Air pollution could be a contributing factor in millions of premature births around the world each year, a … Continue reading
Nigeria declares pollution in southern city an emergency, closes plant
Nigeria declared an air pollution emergency in a major southern city on Tuesday and closed an asphalt plant there after residents complained about the fumes from its furnaces, in a country plagued by corruption and poor governance. Residents staged a … Continue reading
Welcome to Onitsha: the city with the world’s worst air
The Nigerian city has recorded the world’s worst levels of PM10 air pollution. But although the results are lethal, the problem is not taken seriously here Approaching Okpoko market through thick smog on the back of an okada (motorcycle taxi), … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Air Quality
Tagged Africa, Air Pollution, Nigeria, Onitsha, PM10, World Heath Organization (WHO)
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Which cities have the worst air pollution levels in the world?
Air pollution hit the headlines earlier this week after it was reported that levels in London were worse than those in Beijing for a brief period on Monday. However, according to the World Health Organisation (WHO), London is just a … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Air Quality, Asia, China, Europe, India, Iran, London, Middle East, UK, World News
Tagged Air Pollution, Allahabad, Bamenda, Beijing, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cameroon, China, Glasgow, Gwalior, India, Iran, Leeds, London, Macedonia, PM2.5, Scotland, Scunthorpe, Tetovo, Tuzla, UK, World Heath Organization (WHO), Zabol
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