Air Poluttion: A dark cloud of filth poisons the world's cities
The number of annual deaths caused by pollution around the world is now greater than malaria and HIV combined, according to a recent study, with scientists warning that fatalities could reach 6 million a year by 2050 Global development is supported by: About this content John Vidal Environment editor Saturday 16 January 2016 22.00 GMT Last modified on Sunday 17 January 2016 08.02 GMT Share on Pinterest Share on LinkedIn Share on Google+ Shares 609 The number of annual deaths caused by pollution around the world is now greater than malaria and HIV combined, according to a recent study, with scientists warning that fatalities could reach 6 million a year by 2050 Comments 99 Save for later D uring these cold winter days, Anumita Choudhury dare not leave her small second-floor apartment in Delhi’s northern suburbs. Elderly now, she has developed asthma. The last time she ventured into the streets of the world...