More than 9 million lives could be saved annually by reducing air pollution. A study conducted in 136 countries
The reduction of air pollution at the recommended levels by the World Health Organization (WHO) could either prevent or kill 9.4 million people every year, as well as millions of cases of cardiovascular disease, respiratory and neurological disorders. A public study...
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Digi24More than 9 million lives could be saved annually by reducing air pollution. A study conducted in 136 countriesDigi24More than 9 million lives could be saved annually by reducing air pollution. A study conducted in 136 countries9 recorded states
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