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The UN children's agency warns that approximately 17 million babies under the age of one are exposed to toxic air, risking their brain development. South Asia is heavily affected, with over 12 million babies living in areas where pollution levels are six times higher than deemed safe. An additional four million babies in East Asia and the Pacific are also at risk. Unicef highlights the long-lasting effects of air pollution on cognitive development.
Tuesday, 5 December, 2017