File:Relativepublichealthimpact.png
Figure shows the burden of disease related to the nine stressors proportional to each other. As can be seen from this figure, particulate matter (using PM2.5 as indicator) is estimated to be the leading factor associated with 6.000 to 10.000 non-discounted DALYs per million people. Overall, PM2.5 is responsible for approximately two thirds of the environmental burden of disease related to the nine stressor evaluated in EBoDE. After PM, transportation noise, second hand smoke and radon contribute to the largest share of the environmental burden of disease. These four factors together are estimated to be responsible for over 90 % of the total studied environmental burden of disease.
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