First nationwide study links fine particles to long-term health and mortality impacts.
17. Jun 2026 at 21:45
First nationwide study links fine particles to long-term health and mortality impacts.
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Illustrative image. New study finds that due to air pollution, life expectancy is cut by up to two years in the worst-affected regions. (source: TASR)
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