EFFECTS OF THE REDUCED TOXICITY OF CAR EXHAUST ON ACCIDENTAL DEATHS: A COMPARISON OF THE UNITED STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN

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LESTER, D RICHARD STOCKTON STATE COLLEGE, USA CLARKE, RV
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A study of the frequence of car exhaust as a cause of accidentaldeath in the united states from 1968 to 1984 showed that the accidental death rate from car exhaust has declined during the same periodduring which the toxicity of car exhaust has been reduced through the imposition of emission controls. However, in great britain, wherethere are no emission controls on cars, the accidental death rate from car exhaust has risen slightly over the same period. Thus, the introduction of emission controls on cars to reduce pollution of the environment seems to have had incidental beneficial effects on mortality from accidental poisoning from car exhaust. (A).

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Bibliotheeknummer
I 820599 IRRD 8905
Uitgave

ACCIDENT ANALYSIS AND PREVENTION 1989 /04 E21 2 PAG: 191-3 T1

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