WORLD HEALTH EXPERTS WARN AIR POLLUTION KILLS TWO MILLION A YEAR

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WORLD HEALTH EXPERTS WARN AIR POLLUTION KILLS TWO MILLION A YEAR

NEW YORK, New York, October 6, 2006 (ENS) - Air pollution in cities across

the world is causing some two million premature deaths every year, the World

Health Organization said Thursday, urging nations to adopt stricter air

pollution standards. The international health agency's new air quality

guidelines call for nations to reduce the impact of air pollution by

substantially cutting levels of particulate matter, ozone and sulfur

dioxide.

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