Bad air days are even deadlier than we thought - The Verge

A sweeping new global study has just provided even more evidence that air pollution increases the risk of death. The study, published August 22nd in The New England Journal of Medicine, shows that increasing levels of air pollution can raise mortality rates even at low levels and with brief exposures.

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