Pollution Blamed as Leading Cause of Death in Developing World

ENN
Jan 28, 2015, 8:51 am28 pts
In 2012, pollution – in the form of contaminated soil, water, and both indoor and outdoor air – was responsible for 8.4 million deaths in developing countries, finds Pollution: The Silent Killer of Millions in Poor Countries. That’s almost three times more deaths than those caused by malaria, HIV/AIDS and…

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