Interviewer: Adam Levy

But this study doesn’t just show how many infants are dying in sub-Saharan Africa as a result of poor air quality. It sketches out the relationship between infant mortality and pollution levels and this shows the impacts that improving air quality could have.

Interviewee: Jos Lelieveld

One of the conclusions is also that, you know, with modest decreases of air pollution, one can achieve at least the improvement in health burden or disease burden in Africa that has been invested for other diseases. Air pollution is something that needs to be put higher up the agenda, because actually with relatively little means one can already do a lot.

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