A research study reveals that phasing out fossil fuels could prevent 5.13 million deaths per year internationally connected to air contamination, mainly from cardiometabolic illness.” We estimate that 5.13 million excess deaths per year internationally are attributable to ambient air contamination from fossil fuel usage and therefore might potentially be prevented by phasing out fossil fuels,” states atmospheric chemist Jos Lelieveld, director at the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry. Referral: “Air contamination deaths attributable to fossil fuels: observational and modelling research study” by Jos Lelieveld, Andy Haines, Richard Burnett, Cathryn Tonne, Klaus Klingmüller, Thomas Münzel and Andrea Pozzer, 29 November 2023, BMJ.DOI: 10.1136/ bmj-2023-077784.
A research study reveals that phasing out fossil fuels could avoid 5.13 million deaths per year worldwide connected to air contamination, primarily from cardiometabolic diseases.” We estimate that 5.13 million excess deaths per year internationally are attributable to ambient air contamination from fossil fuel use and for that reason might possibly be prevented by phasing out fossil fuels,” mentions atmospheric chemist Jos Lelieveld, director at the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry. Recommendation: “Air contamination deaths attributable to fossil fuels: observational and modelling study” by Jos Lelieveld, Andy Haines, Richard Burnett, Cathryn Tonne, Klaus Klingmüller, Thomas Münzel and Andrea Pozzer, 29 November 2023, BMJ.DOI: 10.1136/ bmj-2023-077784.
