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Published last month, a study by the French national public health agency, Santé Publique France, concluded that pollution from fine particles in the atmosphere cause the deaths of 48,000 people across France every year. That compares with an estimated yearly 49,000 deaths caused by alcohol consumption and 70,000 yearly deaths from diseases related to tobacco consumption.
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Published last month, a study by the French national public health agency, Santé Publique France, concluded that pollution from fine particles in the atmosphere cause the deaths of 48,000 people across France every year. That compares with an estimated yearly 49,000 deaths caused by alcohol consumption and 70,000 yearly deaths from diseases related to tobacco consumption.
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