The greatest risk to human health has been identified. This is not a coronavirus, but something that we are used to not paying attention to
New Air Quality Index (AQLI) publishedAccording to which air pollution reduces life expectancy around the world by almost two years. According to the Hi-Tech publication, progress in this regard is being seen in some countries, but it is balanced by deteriorating air quality in others.
If the air quality was consistentAccording to the recommendations of the World Health Organization (WHO), people would, on average, live two years more. It is about particulate pollution. Experts believe that states should pursue a serious policy of communicating how pollution affects society. AQLI experts note that this is the greatest risk to human health.