Sentence examples for effects of poor air from inspiring English sources

He recently formed an 18-member Westchester Asthma Council to deal with the immediate effects of poor air quality on residents and their children.

The issue of indoor air pollution also needs more research, said the report: "We must strengthen our understanding of the key risk factors and effects of poor air quality in our homes, schools and workplaces".

Reportedly, Western diplomats with families are increasingly reluctant to relocate to these countries, as they are concerned for the health effects of poor air quality on their family members.

This review focuses on epidemiologic evidence regarding health effects of poor air quality in Central and Eastern Europe.

Wargocki et al. (1999, 2000b) also suggested that simulated work tasks (typing, calculations) performed over a longer period of time (265 min) than in our present study were more sensitive to the effects of poor air quality than are standard neurobehavioral tasks.

Professor Frank Kelly, of Kings College London, last year told the London assembly's environment committee that the impact of poor air quality in effect "mimics" many aspects of respiratory diseases.

Health burden assessments of air pollution commonly consider the impact of poor air quality on the risk of premature death, and a subset of these analyses also estimate chronic and acute effects.

Londoners have become particularly conscious of poor air quality.

Clean air campaigners certainly hope this dust is a game changer and has raised the profile of poor air quality.

Not least when you consider increasing awareness of poor air quality in London.

Environmentalists insist the only long-term solution is to tackle the causes of poor air quality.