New York City's Clean Heat Program Found to be Effective in Reducing Air Pollution

In 2012, New York City established the Clean Heat Program to eliminate the use of residual heating oil which had been identified as a major source of air pollution in the City and linked to multiple adverse health outcomes, including cardiovascular disease.

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