Nine million lives could be saved every year if WHO air quality guidelines are met

View from Primrose Hill, of smog over central London. (SWNS)

By Stephen Beech

More than 9 million lives could be saved every year if countries meet air quality guidelines, according to new research.

Nine million lives could be saved every year if WHO air quality guidelines are met

Air pollution from car exhaust. (SWNS)

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