The Swedish capital will implement a 20-block-wide zone across the city in 2025 in a bid to “improve air quality,” the transport authority announced – Eco-Lunacy
Nowadays, the air in Stockholm causes babies to have lung conditions and the elderly to die prematurely. It is a completely unacceptable situation,” Green Party Vice Mayor for Transport Lars Stromgren said in a statement.
Studies in the UK have found that children’s lungs were unaffected when London introduced its ULEZ scheme, also designed to reduce emissions.
