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Many countries in Latin America are facing significant challenges regarding air quality, with a majority of the population exposed to levels of air pollution that exceed the World Health Organization (WHO) guidelines.
With 64.9% less pollution, Americans are living healthier, longer lives.
Pollution has been on the rise in the Middle East and North Africa.
National pollution standards are a powerful tool to reduce pollution.
Particulate air pollution (PM2.5) remains the world’s greatest external risk to human health, according to EPIC’s latest Air Quality Life Index report.
China has had staggering success in combating pollution since declaring a “war on pollution” in 2014.
AQLI’s most recent report shows that out of the top 10 most polluted U.S. counties, 9 of them were in California in 2022.
As the EU Tightens its Pollution Standard, Most Eastern European Countries Won’t be Complying, Cutting Their Lives Shorter than their Western Neighbors
Despite significant increases in particulate pollution (PM2.5) in many regions of the world, global pollution has declined since 2013.
Measured in terms of life expectancy, the AQLI reveals that ambient particulate pollution (PM2.5) is consistently the world’s greatest external risk to human health.
