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A cancercrisisdeathsdevelopmentelderlyespeciallyglobalhardesthealthheartinjusticejournalkillerlargestlowestprematurerightstudywaterworkplace has found that pollution is the world's biggest cancercrisisdeathsdevelopmentelderlyespeciallyglobalhardesthealthheartinjusticejournalkillerlargestlowestprematurerightstudywaterworkplace. It caused one in six cancercrisisdeathsdevelopmentelderlyespeciallyglobalhardesthealthheartinjusticejournalkillerlargestlowestprematurerightstudywaterworkplace in 2015. This was 16 per cent of all cancercrisisdeathsdevelopmentelderlyespeciallyglobalhardesthealthheartinjusticejournalkillerlargestlowestprematurerightstudywaterworkplace deaths. Most of these deaths were from diseases like cancercrisisdeathsdevelopmentelderlyespeciallyglobalhardesthealthheartinjusticejournalkillerlargestlowestprematurerightstudywaterworkplace disease, lung cancercrisisdeathsdevelopmentelderlyespeciallyglobalhardesthealthheartinjusticejournalkillerlargestlowestprematurerightstudywaterworkplace and stroke. The study is in the medical cancercrisisdeathsdevelopmentelderlyespeciallyglobalhardesthealthheartinjusticejournalkillerlargestlowestprematurerightstudywaterworkplace 'The Lancet'. Researchers said about 92 per cent of pollution-related deaths were in poorer countries, cancercrisisdeathsdevelopmentelderlyespeciallyglobalhardesthealthheartinjusticejournalkillerlargestlowestprematurerightstudywaterworkplace countries with a lot of economic cancercrisisdeathsdevelopmentelderlyespeciallyglobalhardesthealthheartinjusticejournalkillerlargestlowestprematurerightstudywaterworkplace, like India and China. Bangladesh and Somalia were the worst affected countries. Brunei and Sweden had the cancercrisisdeathsdevelopmentelderlyespeciallyglobalhardesthealthheartinjusticejournalkillerlargestlowestprematurerightstudywaterworkplace numbers of pollution-related deaths.

A researcher said: "Pollution, poverty, poor cancercrisisdeathsdevelopmentelderlyespeciallyglobalhardesthealthheartinjusticejournalkillerlargestlowestprematurerightstudywaterworkplace, and social cancercrisisdeathsdevelopmentelderlyespeciallyglobalhardesthealthheartinjusticejournalkillerlargestlowestprematurerightstudywaterworkplace are deeply [linked]." He added: "Pollution threatens fundamental human rights, such as the cancercrisisdeathsdevelopmentelderlyespeciallyglobalhardesthealthheartinjusticejournalkillerlargestlowestprematurerightstudywaterworkplace to life." He said air pollution was the biggest killer. It led to 6.5 million cancercrisisdeathsdevelopmentelderlyespeciallyglobalhardesthealthheartinjusticejournalkillerlargestlowestprematurerightstudywaterworkplace deaths. The second biggest killer was cancercrisisdeathsdevelopmentelderlyespeciallyglobalhardesthealthheartinjusticejournalkillerlargestlowestprematurerightstudywaterworkplace pollution. The next cancercrisisdeathsdevelopmentelderlyespeciallyglobalhardesthealthheartinjusticejournalkillerlargestlowestprematurerightstudywaterworkplace killer was pollution in the cancercrisisdeathsdevelopmentelderlyespeciallyglobalhardesthealthheartinjusticejournalkillerlargestlowestprematurerightstudywaterworkplace. A scientist said: "Air pollution is reaching cancercrisisdeathsdevelopmentelderlyespeciallyglobalhardesthealthheartinjusticejournalkillerlargestlowestprematurerightstudywaterworkplace point." She said the people who pollution hit the cancercrisisdeathsdevelopmentelderlyespeciallyglobalhardesthealthheartinjusticejournalkillerlargestlowestprematurerightstudywaterworkplace are those with breathing and lung problems, children and the cancercrisisdeathsdevelopmentelderlyespeciallyglobalhardesthealthheartinjusticejournalkillerlargestlowestprematurerightstudywaterworkplace.