9 out of 10 people breathe dirty air every day. In 2019, air pollution is considered by the Global health organization, who, as a greater environmental risk to health.

Microscopic air pollutants have every chance of seeping into the respiratory and circulatory systems, damaging the non-heavy, heart and brain, killing 7 million people in advance each year from these diseases like cancer, heart attack, heart disease and non-severe. Within 90 per cent of these deaths occur in low-and middle-income countries, with the highest emissions from industry, vehicles and agriculture, as well as unclean stoves and fuel in homes.

The main root cause of air pollution (burning fossil fuels) is still considered one of the leading aspects of the climate configuration, which in any way affects the health of people. In fact, climate change is expected to result in 250,000 additional deaths per year from malnutrition, malaria, diarrhoea and thermal stress between 2030 and 2050.

Who held its first mass conference on air pollution and well-being in Geneva in October 2018. States and organizations have made more than 70 promises to improve air quality.

In this year the September summit of the organization of the United Nations on climate change will be focused on the consolidation of weather actions and ambitions in the world. Including if all the promises made by the States of the Paris agreement will be achieved, the direction of heat more than 3°C in this century.