These are the latest statistics released by the WHO on Monday – ahead of the 2022 World Health Day slated for April 7, 2022.
These novel discoveries have incited the WHO to underscore the essence of sensitizing the global community to curbing fossil fuel use whilst invariably reducing air pollution levels. Meanwhile, the organisation noted that the evidence base for the damage air pollution does to the human body has been on a steady rise and a pointer to significant harm evoked by even low levels of many air pollutants.
“High fossil fuel prices, energy security, and the urgency of addressing the twin health challenges of air pollution and climate change underscore the pressing need to move faster towards a world that is much less dependent on fossil fuels,” Ghebreyesus observed.noted that particulate matter, especially the smaller molecules known as PM2.
What can we do? Destroy the western industries? We heard about global warming but what can we do? Nothing.
Our fathers have been inhaling it no problems.... just let the economy be nice
So, what should we do then?
No problems, just stop producing artificial viruses 🙏🤨
Systems all corrupt/back door, carbon caps ought to be regulated are bought!