Air pollution shortens human life
According to a research conducted in the United States; it was recorded that air pollution is at least 3 times more effective than diseases such as cigarettes, drugs, traffic accidents or AIDS, which are most shortened to human life. One of the most remarkable details of research conducted in Chicago University is that air pollution and toxic substance respiration caused 1 in 5 deaths in the world. According to the data; every year in the world loses life due to 7 to 8 million human weather pollution.
Air pollution in most India [
According to Air Quality Life Indicator (Air Quality Life Index-AQLI) that is an institution connected to Chicago University and researches air pollution and deaths in the world.; human life was reduced by 2.2 years per person due to air pollution, and the world population, which is about 8 billion annually, is ‘17 billion years’. The biggest factor causing air pollution is the industry and transportation sector based on petroleum with coal burned by thermal power plants worldwide. The most affected country on the world is India. According to the data of the World Health Organization; citizens who live in this country live less than 6 years, due to toxic substance respiration. [
Source: Sustainable Living