Campaigners 'advertise' Southampton's pollution levels
Clean air campaigners are so frustrated at the level of pollution in Southampton that they have paid for a billboard to 'advertise' and raise awareness of just how bad it is.
Clean air campaigners are so frustrated at the level of pollution in Southampton that they have paid for a billboard to 'advertise' and raise awareness of just how bad it is.
A controversial billboard which criticises the high levels of pollution in Southampton has been put up on one of the city's roadsides.
Pollution levels have been said to be responsible for one hundred and ten deaths in Southampton every year. The poster was paid for by the Healthy Air Campaign - members want to raise awareness of the threat posed by air pollution. According to NHS figures, pollution costs the city's health service fifty million pounds each year. Andrea Lee from the Healthy Air Campaign told ITV more about their aims.
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