EPA’s New Method Of Projecting Air Pollution Health Risks Would Erase Deaths On Paper, But Not In Reality, Experts Say

The new methodology would assume there is little or no health benefit to making the air any cleaner than what the law requires. On paper, that would translate into far fewer deaths from heart attacks, strokes and respiratory disease, even if air pollution increased. The problem is, scientists say, in the real world there are no safe levels of fine particulate matter in the air.

from Kaiser Health News http://bit.ly/30wdMid