“The Air Quality Life Index at the University of Chicago, which measures the impact of air pollution on life expectancy, shows that people living in the most polluted places on Earth breathe air that has six times as much pollution as the air breathed by people in the least polluted places — and those in the most polluted places are seeing their lives cut short by more than two years because of it”.
Fonte: The New York Times
Autore: Christa Hasenkopf
Link: One of the World’s Biggest Health Risks Is a Philanthropic Blind Spot
