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Estimation of some 7 million premature deaths attributed to air pollution.
These premature deaths are the most tragic because they could be prevented,"he says.
Second-hand smoke causes more than 890,000 premature deaths per year.
In this period, premature deaths caused by lung cancer increased by 8%.[1].
Air pollution is responsible for 310 000 premature deaths in Europe each yeari.
One out of every four premature deaths in India in 2015, or some 2.5 million, was attributed to pollution.
In France, fine-particle air pollution has caused approximately 48,000 premature deaths a year.
In India, one out of every four premature deaths(some 2.5 million) in 2015, was attributed to pollution.
Global air pollution causes an estimated six to seven million premature deaths annually.
Around 3.8 million premature deaths are caused by indoor air pollution annually, most in the developing world.
In 2004, the world caused approximately 30% of premature deaths by these drug-resistant diseases.
In long-lasting and permanent damage to health andloss of human life estimated at one million premature deaths.
The study said the figure of 9 million premature deaths a year is a conservative estimate and that the actual number is likely to be much higher.
According to the research, eating 10 portions of fruits andvegetables daily could prevent around 7.8 million premature deaths across the globe annually.
Around 3.8 million premature deaths are caused by indoor air pollution each year, the vast majority of them in the developing world.
For a region that has some of the most progressive energy and climate technologies and policies in the world,the fact that there are still so many premature deaths is shocking.
It finds that coal combustion is annually responsible for 18,200 premature deaths, 8,500 new cases of chronic bronchitis and over 4 million lost working days.
Experts say the 9 million premature deaths the study found was just a partial estimate, and the number of people killed by pollution is undoubtedly higher and will be quantified once more research is done and new methods of assessing harmful impacts are developed.
Shifting to 100% renewable energy by 2050 would prevent 90 million premature deaths between now and then according to work by Mark Jacobson at Stanford University.
The NCD Alliance, which brings together 2,000 health organizations around the world, defends that spending$ 9,000 million(about 6,579 million euros) a year to control tobacco, advertising on food andbasic treatments, could prevent tens of millions of premature deaths this decade.
Out of the 17 million premature deaths(under the age of 60) due to non-communicable diseases in 2018, 82% are in low- and middle-income countries, and 37% are caused by CVDs.
The agency estimates that once the MATS standards are fully implemented it will“prevent up to 11,000 premature deaths and provide $90 billion in health benefits annually.”.
Out of the 17 million premature deaths(under the age of 70) due to noncommunicable diseases in 2015, 82% are in low- and middle-income countries, and 37% are caused by CVDs.
The Istanbul Policy Center estimates thatevery year in Turkey, coal causes at least 2,800 premature deaths, 637,000 working days to be lost, and 3.6 billion euros in additional costs.
In Africa, premature deaths from unsafe sanitation or childhood malnutrition pale in comparison to deaths due to air pollution, and it comes at a huge economic cost: over 400 billion US dollars as of 2013, according to a study by the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development.
Air pollution is considered responsible for more than 400,000 premature deaths a year in the EU, excluding European citizens with respiratory and cardiovascular illnesses.
The transport sector, which is another major source of CO2 emissions, is responsible for seven percent of the region's total greenhouse gas emissions,while 13 percent of all premature deaths caused by air pollution are linked to the transport sector.
In Europe, coal plant emissions account for more than 18,200 premature deaths, about 8,500 new cases of chronic bronchitis, and over 4 million lost working days each year.
Medical anthropologists such as Paul Farmer, who worked on AIDS in Haiti, call this structural violence: structural because inequities are embedded in the political and economic organization of our social world, often in ways that are invisible to those with privilege and power;and violence because its impact-- premature deaths, suffering, illness-- is violent.
The authors agree that air pollution is the biggest killer andis responsible for 6.5 million premature deaths every year, including nearly 600,000 deaths among children under age five.