From Paris to Shanghai, citizens are largely unaware of indoor air pollution risks

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Indoor air can be far more polluted than outdoor air and was responsible for 3.8 million premature deaths worldwide in 2016; Pierre Victoria looks at the lessons we can learn from a recent survey of city dwellers around the world, and explains why tackling this health challenge will require efforts – regulation, information and solutions – from all involved...

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Pierre Victoria

Associate Professor at The Institut d'Etudes Politiques de Rennes

Pierre Victoria is an associate professor at Science Po Rennes where he runs a seminar on responsible business. He graduated from Sciences Po Paris and holds a Master's degree in Business Law from Paris X University.

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