Scientists warn pollution, heat and noise may raise mental health risks

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  Dozens of international scientists say exposure to air pollution, heatwaves, traffic noise and a lack of green space may raise mental health risks.

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  The risks include anxiety disorders and depression.

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  The scientists also warn of possible worsening of brain functions.

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  Their report is due to be released on Monday.

Who

Dozens of international scientists.

What

They warn that exposure to air pollution, heatwaves, traffic noise and a lack of green space may raise risks of anxiety disorders, depression and worsening brain functions.

When

Monday; the article was published on October 12, 2026.

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