Upon competition of a ten year research project which analyzes the
effect of air pollution and death rates in US cities, Lester B.
Lave and Eugene P. Seskin conclude that the mortality rate in the
US could shrink by seven percent with a similar if not greater
decline in disease incidence if industries followed EPA regulations
in cutting back on certain pollutant emissions. The authors claim
that this reduction is sufficient to add one year to average life
expectancy. Originally published in 1977.
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