Air pollution kills five people in Bristol each week, study shows
Toxic air contributes to health conditions such as asthma, cancer and stroke, say expertsFive people die each week in Bristol as a result of high levels of air pollution, a study has revealed.Researchers at King ’s College London examined the combined impact of PM2.5, which is mainly from domestic wood and coal burning and industrial combustion and nitrogen dioxide, which mainly comes from older polluting vehicles.Continue reading...
Source: Guardian Unlimited Science - Category: Science Authors: Sandra Laville Tags: Air pollution Bristol Environment UK news Science King's College London Education Higher education Cities Source Type: news
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