
UK's Clean Air Zones Can Save Lives And Money. Here's How
Clean Air Zones in the UK are helping save lives and money. New research shows how clean air policy-making generates significant economic and health benefits.
Jane Burston is Clean Air Fund’s founding Executive Director. The Clean Air Fund is a philanthropic organisation dedicated to creating a future where everyone breathes clean air. It grants ~$20m/year to air pollution reduction activity on behalf of a collaboration of philanthropic donors from health, climate, children's development and sustainable mobility.
Previously Jane was Head of Climate and Energy Science in the UK Government, where she was responsible for the UK greenhouse gas inventory and a £45m science programme. Prior to that she led a team of 150 scientists working on Energy and Environment at the National Physical Laboratory.
Jane was featured by WIRED as one of their changemakers of tomorrow and is a WEF Young Global Leader and a social entrepreneur of the year in the UK. She is a regular commentator and a trustee of Parkinson’s UK.
Clean Air Zones in the UK are helping save lives and money. New research shows how clean air policy-making generates significant economic and health benefits.
クリーンエア・ファンドの委託でYouGovが行った最近の調査によると、調査したすべての国(ブルガリア、インド、ナイジェリア、ポーランド、イギリス)で、大気汚染が現在の公衆衛生上の懸念事項の上位3位以内に入っています。大気汚染がこれほど問題視されるのも当然のことで、世界保健機関(WHO)によると、環境大気汚染に関連する早期死亡者は世界全体で推定420万人で、心血管系疾患によ...
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