Link to evidence please. There’s definitely a problem but no point tweeting something like this unless you can see what they’re actually saying
"Dying from #airpollution 20 x more likely than being killed in a car crash". One of my colleagues often makes the point that your more likely to be killed by the rear of a car / bus / lorry than the front. Not the normal way that we view road safety.https://www.theargus.co.uk/news/18179863.dying-air-pollution-south-east-20-times-likely-killed-car-crash-study-suggests/?ref=twtrec …
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Yes. I agree. Took me sometime to find the source of the journalist's piece. I put it in a later tweet this morning but here it is below: https://centreforcities.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Cities-Outlook-2020.pdf …
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Yet we get our brakes checked, replace our tyres, buckle our seat belts, put our children in appropriate restraint systems, legislate for air bags, spend billions maintaining roads. What do we do to reduce air pollution?
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Good point. Trip out to Nepal last year convinced me that road danger reduction should be as much about improving air quality as reducing road traffic collisions.
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