Clean air study: UK homes branded 'toxic pollution boxes'
Study conducted ahead of Clean Air Day highlights health threats posed by indoor air pollution that is several times worse on average than its outdoor equivalent
A new study has described UK homes as "toxic pollution boxes" that are facing air quality that is on average 3.5 times worse than that found outside. The worst homes endured air pollution that was 560...
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