CLEAN : Air pollution still causing 400,000 deaths in Europe a year

The video discusses air pollution measurement in Europe, highlighting the use of 2000 stations to provide real-time data. It emphasizes the importance of air quality on health, noting that over 80% of European citizens live in areas not meeting WHO standards. The video advocates for policy strengthening and highlights Europe's progress in improving air quality. It stresses the need for continued efforts to reduce premature deaths and improve life quality, especially for vulnerable groups like those with asthma and the elderly.

What is the purpose of the color-coded system used in air quality monitoring in Europe?

• To display the time of data collection

• To show the number of measuring stations

• To indicate the severity of air pollution levels

• To classify different types of pollutants

What percentage of European citizens live in areas with air quality below WHO standards?

• 80%

• 50%

• 60%

• 70%

How does providing air quality information empower European citizens?

• It enables them to reduce their carbon footprint

• It helps them demand better policies from politicians

• It encourages them to move to rural areas

• It allows them to avoid polluted areas

Which region has made the most progress in improving air quality?

• Asia

• Africa

• North America

• Europe

What are some health impacts of poor air quality mentioned in the video?

• Improved mental health

• Higher rates of cancer

• Premature deaths and respiratory issues

• Increased risk of heart disease