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Clean Air Zones (CAZ) can deliver significant health and economic benefits by reducing nitrogen dioxide (NO2) pollution, according to new research conducted by CBI Economics, commissioned by the Clean Air Fund. 

Dominic Rohner, professor of Political and Institutional Economics at HEC Lausanne, University of Lausanne explains why wisely designed regulation and environmental and economic policy may allow countries to improve air quality, build back better and create a sustainable economy without making huge sacrifices to quality of life.