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Climate control could save millions of lives, says WHO

Friday 7 Dec 18 11:00am

Hanhan, 3, receives nebuliser therapy after a Beijing red alert for air pollution

BEATING CLIMATE CHANGE would save at least a million lives a year, the World Health Organisation has told the UN climate summit in Poland, making it a moral imperative.

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