At the start and end of every school day, many Australian children head to the carpark or street to get picked up. While they're waiting, they will be breathing in a mix of toxic gases and particle ...
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Low-income households with cheaper cars 'contribute disproportionately' to air pollution
Low-income households with cheaper cars are 'contributing disproportionately to their local urban air quality problems', according to a new study. Scientists from the University of Birmingham said the ...
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