Health benefits of walking or cycling outweigh air pollution risks
Major new study finds overall health benefits of active travel outweigh pollution risks in 99 per cent of the world's cities
The health benefits of walking and cycling outweigh the harmful effects of air pollution in all but a few cases, a major new study has found. The research will provide reassurance to those concerned...
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