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Cleaning up the data

The dangers of dirty air need to be made much more transparent to city-dwellers

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07 28, 2016
in Leaders

WHAT if all Londoners, no matter how young or frail, smoked for at least six years? In effect, they already do. The city’s air pollution exacts an equivalent toll on each resident, cutting short the lives of nearly 10,000 people each year and damaging the lungs, hearts and brains of children.

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Cleaning up the data

The dangers of dirty air need to be made much more transparent to city-dwellers

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