Dr James Milner is assistant professor at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, specialising in understanding the effects of environmental policies on population health.
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How the UK’s push to reach net-zero could deliver key health benefits
Of the separate actions we modelled, the greatest contribution to health improvement was from home energy efficiency measures, such as wall and loft insulation (over 800,000 life years gained by 2050), assuming that adequate ventilation requirements are met.
January 30, 2023