More Than 1 Billion Worldwide Critical of Air Quality
As the world marked Earth Day's 40th anniversary, Gallup Poll reports that recent surveys in 153 countries highlight a major environmental problem that affects people in developed and developing nations -- air quality. One quarter of the world's adults -- or roughly 1.1 billion people -- are critical of the air quality in their communities; dissatisfaction is highest in the Middle East and North Africa and lowest in Asia.
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