Poor air quality from burning fuels led to 1,100 premature deaths

Poor air quality from the burning of wood, coal and peat for home heating is responsible for more than 1,100 premature deaths in Ireland.

Poor air quality from burning fuels led to 1,100 premature deaths

Poor air quality from the burning of wood, coal and peat for home heating is responsible for more than 1,100 premature deaths in Ireland.

The Environment Protection Agency Air Quality report shows that while our air quality did not exceed legal limits last year, the air quality is still impacting negatively on people’s health.

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