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Inquest rules pollution contributed to U.K. girl’s death

1 year ago

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Inquest rules pollution contributed to U.K. girl’s death

1 year ago
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A U.K. coroner’s inquest has ruled that air pollution was a material contribution in the death of nine-year-old Ella Kissi-Debrah who had severe asthma. Advocates hope the ruling will push the government to do more to tackle air quality.

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