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EU Report: 112 Million Exposed to Hazardous Traffic Noise Levels

A new report by the European Environment Agency reveals that nearly 112 million people in the EU are exposed to dangerously high traffic noise levels, leading to significant long-term health problems, with road traffic being the primary source.

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fr.euronews.com
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"EU Air Pollution: 240,000 Deaths in 2022 Despite Improvements"

"In 2022, air pollution in the EU caused about 240,000 premature deaths, primarily due to PM2.5, exceeding WHO guidelines; however, this is a 45% decrease since 2005, and the new EU Air Quality Directive aims to align with WHO recommendations by 2030."

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EU Air Pollution: 239,000 Deaths in 2022, Despite 45% Reduction Since 2005

The European Environment Agency reports that although 239,000 deaths in the EU in 2022 were attributed to PM2.5 pollution exceeding WHO guidelines, this represents a 45% decrease since 2005. Despite improvements, air pollution remains a major health risk, impacting ecosystems and causing economic lo...

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fr.euronews.com
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European Bathing Water Quality: Cyprus Excels, Albania Lags

A European Environment Agency report reveals that 85% of European bathing sites are rated "excellent", with Cyprus leading at over 99% and Albania lagging at 16%, due to insufficient sewage treatment and high plastic pollution; however, improvements are underway with EU and World Bank aid.

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"EU Air Pollution Improves, but Remains Above WHO Standards, Causing 239,000 Deaths in 2022"

"A new European Environment Agency (EEA) study reveals a 45% reduction in deaths linked to fine particulate matter (PM2.5) pollution since 2005, reaching 239,000 in 2022, yet still exceeding WHO recommendations; additional deaths result from ozone and nitrogen dioxide pollution, impacting ecosystems...

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