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London air pollution deaths decrease by 40%, study finds

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A new study estimates that deaths from air pollution in London have decreased by 40% since 2019.
The analysis highlights the effectiveness of Mayor Sadiq Khan's ultra-low emission zone in improving public health.
Despite the decrease, the study indicates air pollution has a more severe health impact than previously understood.
The findings are considered overwhelming evidence for ongoing efforts to combat air pollution in the city.

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A new study estimates that deaths from air pollution in London have decreased by 40% since 2019.
The analysis highlights the effectiveness of Mayor Sadiq Khan's ultra-low emission zone in improving public health.
Despite the decrease, the study indicates air pollution has a more severe health impact than previously understood.
The findings are considered overwhelming evidence for ongoing efforts to combat air pollution in the city.

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