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Air pollution has been shown to impact children's brain development
Raft of new studies underscore the myriad adverse impacts of the UK's chronic air pollution, but also make clear that the solutions - including shifting away from fossil fuel cars - are quickly ramping up
The ongoing damage done to public health and the economy by the UK's frequently illegal levels of air pollution have been underscored in a range of new studies released today to mark Clean Air Day 2020,...
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