The WHO once again warns the entire humanity about a danger that affects billions of people in all areas of the planet, one that is ignored every day by everyone, but one that produces many victims annually, unfortunately, without enough being taken of the necessary measures to stop its effects as quickly as possible.
The WHO has been sounding the alarm for years about the effects of pollution on the planet and people, now stating that every 13 minutes a person dies due to the dramatic effects that pollution has on a global level, and unfortunately without firm measures , it is unlikely that things will change for the better too soon.
The WHO blames the danger of pollution on the burning of fossil fuels such as oil, coal and natural gas, stating that a large part of the pollution generated annually comes from them, and that the countries of the world must take serious measures to stop this pollution before too many people to lose his life.
The WHO also talks about the numerous diseases that are generated by the pollution that covers the entire planet at the moment, there are cities that are effectively suffocated by pollution, cities in which very firm measures are needed to protect the population from the increasingly serious effects that pollution has them among the people who live in them.
9⃣9⃣% – or almost the entire world's population breathes air with unhealthy levels of fine particulate matter & nitrogen dioxide, and threatens their health.#InvestInOurPlanet for #HealthierTomorrow
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- World Health Organization (WHO) (@WHO) August 15
