Environment
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2,000 Children Under Five Die Everyday Due To Air Pollution, Study Says
Air pollution contributed to almost 8 million adult and pediatric deaths in 2021. Read more here. Air pollution has surpassed inadequate sanitation and a lack of clean water to become the second largest health risk factor for young children worldwide, killing about 2,000 of them every day.
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