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UW-Madison study says 50k lives per year can be saved by reducing air pollutants emission

UW-Madison study says 50k lives per year can be saved by reducing air pollutants emission
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Cutting air pollutants could save more than 50,000 US lives each year, study says

The polluting activities rely mostly on the burning of fossil fuels and so are significant producers of the carbon dioxide emissions driving climate change.

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United States: Reducing Air Pollution Emissions Could Prevent 50,000 Premature Deaths, Save $600 Billion Each Year

Air pollution in the United States is responsible for thousands of deaths nationwide over recent years.

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Eliminating Air Pollution Emissions Could Help Reduce Premature Death

According to a new study performed by the researchers at the Wisconsin–Madison University, removing air pollution emissions from energy-related activities in the United States would help avoid over 50,000 premature deaths annually and offer over $600 billion in benefits every year from avoided illness and death.

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Reducing air pollution could save over $600 billion and 50,000 lives each year, study finds

Findings from a recent study suggest that there are significant health and financial benefits associated with cutting energy-related emissions.

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