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More cities join international initiative to tackle air pollution
The Breathe Cities initiative, supported by major philanthropic organizations, is significantly expanding its global reach to combat air pollution. With ambitious goals to substantially reduce air pollution by 2030, the program focuses on improving public health and the environment through innovative collaboration and the use of technology. This initiative exemplifies the critical importance of global cooperation in creating sustainable, healthy urban environments.
Breathe Cities initiative expands globally
The $30 million Breathe Cities initiative, backed by Bloomberg Philanthropies, the Clean Air Fund, and C40 Cities, expands to include new cities like Brussels, Johannesburg, and Paris. The program, launched earlier this year, offers funding and support to improve air quality and public health.
Ambitious goals for health and environment
Targeting a 30% reduction in air pollution by 2030, Breathe Cities aims to prevent thousands of premature deaths and asthma cases, highlighting the economic benefits of improved air quality.
Collaboration and innovation in urban health
Key figures like Michael R. Bloomberg and Jane Burston emphasize the role of technology and policy in tackling air pollution. The initiative leverages shared knowledge and strategies to address this global environmental challenge, emphasizing the importance of collaborative efforts for sustainable urban living.
