
It's time to hold climate polluters accountable
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Doctors Carroll Muffett and Kert Davies write that in light of a recent study that found that one in five deaths worldwide could be attributed to air pollution, there must be a bigger effort to fight back the discrediting campaigns against science.
But while those fears of attack proved misplaced, public concerns about the health effects of breathing toxic air were not. Today, air pollution is widely recognized as a leading cause of asthma, heart disease and even death. Sobering new research published in February indicates these threats are even greater than previously understood.More Related News

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