The Telegraph reports on air pollution rates around the world using data from WHO.
Under a new Government clean air strategy, some types of wood burners, car tyres, brakes, cleaning solvents, fertilisers and solid fuels will be banned from sale. Read more >
Author Ashley Kirk
News Site Telegraph UK
Date Published May 22, 2018
Article Link How high is air pollution in your city and how does it compare to the most polluted cities in the world?
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