Clean air is good for business

Sep 24, 2019

More than nine out of 10 people around the world live in an area where outdoor air quality exceeds WHO guideline limits. Image: Diana Parkhouse/Unsplash

Andreas Rangel Ahrens

Head, Climate, Inter IKEA Systems BV

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Air pollution caused 5.5 million premature deaths in 2013, and these numbers are rising. Image: OECD's The Economic Consequences of Air Pollution

Air pollution causes illness and lost working days. Image: OECD's The Economic Consequences of Air Pollution

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