Polluted air is set to cause 160,000 deaths over the next decade, experts predict Air pollution will cause 160,000 fatal strokes and heart attacks in the next decade unless the Government acts to clean up Britain’s dirty air, experts have warned.
The British Heart Foundation says that roughly 40 people a day will die from heart and circulation problems caused by toxic air over the next ten years. Currently, the annual total is 11,000 and that figure is projected to rise during the decade.
The charity warns today that air pollution presents a ‘major public health emergency’ that must be urgently addressed. The Daily Mail
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The British Heart Foundation says that roughly 40 people a day will die from heart and circulation problems caused by toxic air over the next ten years. Currently, the annual total is 11,000 and that figure is projected to rise during the decade.
The charity warns today that air pollution presents a ‘major public health emergency’ that must be urgently addressed. The Daily Mail
See also:
- Heart attack and stroke deaths related to air pollution could exceed 160,000 by 2030 British Heart Foundation
- Air pollution could cost more than 160,000 lives this decade, charity warns The Daily Telegraph
- Over 160,000 people could die from diseases linked to air pollution by 2030 in UK The Independent
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