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Air pollution’s deadly impact, indoors and outdoors, demands urgent action to create healthier cities and save lives: Blueair

Air pollution’s deadly impact, indoors and outdoors, demands urgent action to create healthier cities and save lives: Blueair

Sep 14, 2016, at 10:53 pm

New Delhi, Sept 14 (IBNS): Blueair, a purifier manufacturer, on Wednesday praised the World Bank for a new study highlighting the emergence of air pollution as the deadliest form of pollution and calling for urgent action to address the problem.