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The consequent control measures, including a mass shutdown of coal power stations and steelworks, has lead to falling pollution in some of the worst-affected Chinese cities.

Prof Anthony Frew, a respiratory medicine expert at the Royal Sussex county hospital and not involved in the research, said: "While this report is interesting, its findings have to be seen in the context that on average we live longer, healthier lives than we did in previous generations, and that much of this is due to falling pollution levels.

Simon Birkett, of the CCAL, attributes the moderate falls in pollution during the last four years to the low emission zone (LEZ) created in 2008 by Ken Livingstone.

Efforts to curtail the polluting aspects of China's growth have fallen short (see "Pollution and Prosperty").

Journey times in the central London zone covered by the scheme are down by a third and air pollution has fallen by 12%.

Its three plough-shaped lines show that air pollution has fallen in all three cities since the global economy started to shrink and that it was rising in London and Chicago during at least the previous four years when the economy was growing.

America's carbon pollution has fallen since 2005 – largely because of a flood of cheap natural gas produced by fracking – and the country is already a third of the way towards meeting the national average of a 30% cut in emissions.

But recent efforts at curbing pollution have fallen short.

The latest Greenhouse Emissions Reports show that in the electricity sector - the polluters that have to pay - their pollution fell by five percent in a year.

Air pollution fell dramatically in the years that followed.

The existing data shows that 14-18 CAZs would have to be created to ensure pollution falls to legal levels by 2020, not five, according to ClientEarth.