Globally 7 million people die prematurely every year from air pollution according to WHO figures. Air pollution is now the world's largest single health risk. Jonathan Patz from University of Wisconsin-Madison believes policy, preparedness and prevention are crucial to improving the impact of climate change on global health and saving millions of lives.
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