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Air pollution killed more than 1.8 MILLION people in 2019, with 2.5 billion living in areas with unsafe levels, study finds

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Air pollution likely contributed to the deaths of more than 1.8 million people across the globe in the year 2019 alone, a study has concluded.  Read More

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