Socioeconomic and energy transition disparities in air pollution–related mortality across Europe (ISGlobal, UPF, BSC)

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Written By Antonia Fragiskou

Shows that unequal socioeconomic conditions and uneven renewable energy uptake are linked to widening regional disparities in the relative risk of air pollution-related mortality across Europe. Populations facing greater socioeconomic disadvantage are also more vulnerable to the health impacts of air pollution.

Antonia Fragiskou
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