Air Pollution
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Increase in Infant Mortality Linked to Air Pollution
A study led by researchers from Stanford University and published in the journal, Nature Sustainability, says that an increase in infant mortality is due to the rise in air pollution from the Sahara Desert.
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Air Pollution Might Increase Mortality Risk Among Patients Receiving Heart Transplant
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Researchers Says Air Pollution Nanoparticles Can Cause Brain Cancer
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Odd-Even Car Rationing System Launched to Solve Air Pollution in New Dehli
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Exposure to Air Pollution Linked to Increasing Violent Crime Rates
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Researchers Discover a Simple Way to Prevent Harm to Lungs From Air Pollution
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Diesel Pollutes the Air Much More Than We Thought
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This New Device Creates Energy Out of Air Pollution
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ALERT: Snow Releases Toxic, Carcinogenic Pollutants When Melting
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Severe Air Pollution in China During Winter May Be Worsened by Global Climate Change
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ALERT: Air Pollution Could Promote Antibiotic-Resistant Respiratory Infections
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More Evidence Points to Air Pollution Causing Alzheimer's and Dementia
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Paris Combats Air Pollution With FREE Public Transportation, Car Bans
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