The temperature of the earth warms, the life expectancy of people is shorter

According to scientists at the University of London (UK), environmental pollution caused warming temperatures to be one of the causes of shortening human life.

According to statistics, in 2003 Europe witnessed 27,000 deaths due to the heat.

Of which 14,000 deaths are in France. In the UK, 2,000 people died of this cause, of which 85% of people over the age of 75. For those aged 65, the death rate increased gradually when the temperature exceeded 18oC (in Europe ).

The scientists added that high temperatures in the early summer often have more serious harm at the end of the season, because the end of the season the human body has adapted to the environment.

According to Professor Bill Keatinge, the main culprit causing high temperatures makes people unable to cope with ozone, emissions from plants, dust particles and sulfur dioxide.