ENDS Report 348, January 2004, pp. 8-9
1 January 2004
Air pollution in 2003 soared to the highest levels for a decade - a fact which did not deter the Environment Department from boasting of "progress on better air quality". The summer heatwave led to unusually persistent smog - and provisional estimates suggest that a single two-week pollution episode may have brought forward as many as 800 deaths in the UK.
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